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Britain's NEW satirical paper. PRIVATE EYE want volunteers to help out. Out soon fortnightly

William George 'Willie' Rushton, 1961

Willie Rushton was a leading figure in the satire boom of the 1960s. This poster calls for volunteers to support the launch of Private Eye, which he co-founded, wrote for and contributed cartoons to.

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Title of artwork, date

Britain's NEW satirical paper. PRIVATE EYE want volunteers to help out. Out soon fortnightly, 1961

Date supported

2013

Medium and material

Ink and watercolour on paper with collage

Dimensions

45.5 x 30 cm

Grant

830

Total cost

2500

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