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Appeal for funds for Guy's Hospital, London. Halftone and letterpress.
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Lettering: £500,000 urgently needed! ... Guy's Hospital a city of healing with an empty treasure chest. The word "Guy's" is in gothic (blackletter) type to indicate its antiquity, while the fund-raising text is in sanserif type to indicate its modernity.
Title: Appeal for funds for Guy's Hospital, London. Halftone and letterpress.
Description:
Lettering: £500,000 urgently needed! .
Guy's Hospital a city of healing with an empty treasure chest.
The word "Guy's" is in gothic (blackletter) type to indicate its antiquity, while the fund-raising text is in sanserif type to indicate its modernity.
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