This weekend at The Vintage Furniture Flea, I stumbled on the most wonderful print. It was a 1970s London Transport poster by British illustrator, Harry Stevens. His style is so wonderful and reminiscent of the works of UPA, I had to get it.

There isn’t a lot of information on Stevens online, but on the London Transport Museum website I managed to find a brief history of his Career:

“With no formal art training, Harry Stevens started his design career in the exhibitions and display trade. He went on to become a prolific freelance commercial artist, specialising in poster design. He worked for a wide variety of clients and agencies and in 1963 won the Council of Industrial Design Poster Award.”