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The Sketch front cover - Festival of Britain

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The Sketch front cover - Festival of Britain

Front cover of the Sketch magazine, showing a map of the United Kingdom with rays emanating from the London area, together with a lady in historical costume holding a tray of toys, to represent the Festival of Britain about to open on Londons South Bank. Date: April 1951

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1951 Bank Colours Festival Maps Rays Toys Tray


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This front cover of the Sketch magazine, dated April 1951, heralds the excitement and anticipation surrounding the upcoming Festival of Britain. The image features a vibrant map of the United Kingdom, with a focus on the London area, where rays of blue and red emanate from, symbolizing the cultural and historical significance of the event. A graceful lady in historical costume stands proudly, representing the rich heritage of the nation. She holds a tray laden with toys, a playful touch that embodies the spirit of joy and celebration. The toys, in various colors, add a pop of cheerfulness against the muted tones of the map. The Festival of Britain, which was scheduled to open on the South Bank of London in May 1951, was a national celebration aimed at boosting morale and promoting cultural regeneration following the hardships of World War II. The 50s aesthetic is beautifully captured in this cover, with its use of bold colors and evocative imagery. This iconic front cover is a testament to the optimism and hope that permeated the air during this period in British history. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and creativity of the people, and the power of art and culture to bring communities together.

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