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Painted design for the lid of a tin box, from a set of 47 including designs for cigarette tins, biscuit tins, and a variety of decorative tins. Each design is in housed an individual sleeve of coloured paper.
Design shows a woman in a wide red skirt and coat with a white muff, a clown in white stands behind her with his hands on her eyes. In an oval roundal.
Design shows a woman in a wide red skirt and coat with a white muff, a clown in white stands behind her with his hands on her eyes. In an oval roundal.
Victoria and Albert Museum
London
Title
Design for the lid of a tin box
Date
1925-1938
Medium
paper
Measurements
H 23.4 x W 29.7 cm
Accession number
E.1653-1991
Work type
Watercolour
Victoria and Albert Museum
Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London, Greater London SW7 2RL England
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