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    Edward Bawden at Fortnum & Mason

    Illustrations from the Fortnum & Mason archives. To introduce the illustrations and set them in context, the book begins with an engaging and informative essay by Peyton Skipworth who discusses the relationship between Fortnum & Mason and its most famous artistic champion, Edward Bawden. This product has been discontinued. See the Related Products below or email [email protected] and we can suggest something similar which you may also like.
    £62.00
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    Dimensions 34.5 x 25cm
    Fabric & material Hardback
    No. of Pages 127
    SKU 02050140

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    Product story

    The majority of illustrations have been sourced from the archives at Fortnum & Mason and are displayed chronologically, from the early commissions to the inventive catalogues produced in the 1950s.