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Linoleum sample from Barrys of Kirkcaldy, 1935-36 (colour litho)
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Linoleum sample from Barrys of Kirkcaldy, 1935-36 (colour litho)
7193335 Linoleum sample from Barrys of Kirkcaldy, 1935-36 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for a catalogue of linoleum samples entitled " Empire Inlaid", published by Barrys of Kirkcaldy, 1935-36. Barry, Ostlere & Shepherd ceased trading in 1963.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 24745300
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This vibrant and detailed print captures a linoleum sample from Barrys of Kirkcaldy, dating back to 1935-36. The colour lithograph showcases the intricate design and pattern of this linoleum piece, which was featured in a catalogue titled "Empire Inlaid" by Barrys of Kirkcaldy. Barrys of Kirkcaldy was a renowned company that specialized in producing high-quality linoleum products during the early twentieth century. This particular sample is an excellent representation of their craftsmanship and attention to detail. The image provides a glimpse into the material culture of the 1930s, showcasing the popularity and versatility of linoleum as a flooring option during that time period. The colours used in this design are rich and vibrant, adding warmth and character to any space it would adorn. It's fascinating to see how patterns were incorporated into everyday objects like linoleum flooring, demonstrating how artistry can be found even in functional items. This print serves as both an artistic illustration and historical documentation, offering insight into the trends and aesthetics prevalent during this era. Overall, this print not only celebrates the beauty of design but also pays homage to Barrys of Kirkcaldy's contribution to British craftsmanship in the early twentieth century.
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