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There are also examples that celebrate the jewels in the crown of British tourism, including scenic Loch Lomond. Other posters promote the British steel industry in the late 1940s, the British Empire exhibition in 1924 and seeing Britain by rail in the 1940s. The lyrics, 'I'm dressed like a f**king queen and you're begging please,' played as Francesca panned the camera across her extravagant bouquet The video was accompanied by the King Princess song Holy.
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On the left, a Swiss ski poster by Andre Lecomte from 1931 advertises the resort of Murren. It's valued at $6,000 (£4,406). The Art Deco poster on the right, inviting tourists to visit the Swiss resort town of Montreux for the Grand Prix, dates back to 1934. It's estimated to fetch up to $15,000 (£11,011) It was illustrated by Johannes Handschin, a 'leader of the Basel graphic art movement in Switzerland', according to Swann Galleries.
The Victor Bicycle was the company's flagship product. Sadly, when a fire damaged the Overman factory in 1899, the company never recovered, and the Overman Wheel Company was eventually sold in 1900 The poster for Victor Bicycles (pictured), manufactured by the Overman Wheel Company of Boston, US, portrays a woman in a black dress on a bike. Hooting owls, a Famous Five-style campfire and luxurious... First look: The stunning new Norwegian Cruise Line ship...
Pictured: The amazing upside-down house with a topsy-turvy... A week in the Maldives... 'In the right weather it can look like the Maldives':... Ultimate Aspen chic: Stay and play like Kendall Jenner,... 'The Chinese embassy in Cambodia once again reminds Chinese citizens who want to work in Cambodia to follow formal channels and not to believe in false adverts for high-paying jobs,' the statement said. Shedding light on the artist's career, Swann Galleries says: 'Although [Wilkinson] became famous for his maritime paintings, he is best known for his prolific poster work for the British railway companies.
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58.com's response to state media went viral on Friday, drawing over 200 million views on Chinese social media platform Weibo, where users accused 58.com of a wide range of unethical practices, from the high number of scams on the platform to the indiscriminate purchase and selling of user data. Conor McGregor brands Tyson Fury a 'r**-licker' in an... McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl admits Abu Dhabi... Cristiano Ronaldo looks close to tears as he struggles to... Furious Xavi APOLOGISES to Espanyol and demands 'respect'...
On the left, a Swiss ski poster by Andre Lecomte from 1931 advertises the resort of Murren. It's valued at $6,000 (£4,406). The Art Deco poster on the right, inviting tourists to visit the Swiss resort town of Montreux for the Grand Prix, dates back to 1934. It's estimated to fetch up to $15,000 (£11,011) It was illustrated by Johannes Handschin, a 'leader of the Basel graphic art movement in Switzerland', according to Swann Galleries.
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