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Painting, poster paint on paper, Visit the Ancient City of Lincoln, by Allanson Hick, about 1950. Depicts a map of Lincoln, with annotated illustrations of places of interest and historic events. These include the railway station, industry, the Usher Art Gallery, cathedral, a public execution, Pottergate Bar, pageanty and a stereotypical view of the Jewish financier "Aaron the moneylender on Steep Hill". At the top are the coats of arms of the City of Lincoln, Robert Grosseteste, Hugh of Avalon, Edward King and Robert Sanderson. Original artwork for Railway Executive (Eastern Region) poster. Surrounded by a decorative border. Unframed.
Title
Visit the Ancient City of Lincoln
Date
1950
Accession number
1978-1556
Acquisition method
British Railways Board
Work type
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The Fishdock Oiler Ferens Art Gallery -
Cleethorpes National Railway Museum -
Ernest Haworth Earle (1863–1951) Ferens Art Gallery -
Lincoln National Railway Museum -
MV 'St Thomas' and 'St Essylt' Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales, Department of Industry -
Visit the Ancient City of Lincoln National Railway Museum