The Poster Girls exhibition traces transport adverts created by women over the past century. Over 150 posters and original artworks are on display, ranging from those by well-known designers such ...

The London Transport Museum is to host an exhibition of posters from the past 100 years of Tube and bus travel, including Clifford and Rosemary Ellis’ 1937 poster, Travels in Space (pictured).A series ...

From historic artefacts and contemporary art to interactive exhibitions, London’s best museums have something for every ...

It’s been a good summer for transport design wonks. First Yale’s Center for British Art mounted a large exhibition of London subway posters called Art for All (a show sadly not accessible to ...

The museum, in Covent Garden, holds 1,000 original poster artworks and has more than 30,000 posters housed at its depot in Acton, west London. London Underground's first pictorial poster is one of ...

Poster Parade – Painting by Numbers is at the London Transport Museum from 6 January to 18 March. The display complements the museum’s current exhibition Sense and the City .

The Poster Prize for Illustration exhibition runs 8 February – 14 July 2019 at the Exterion Media Gallery, London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, London WC2E 7BB. Entry is included in the ...

Now Poster Girls, an exhibition of work by women at the forefront of graphic design, is to go on display at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden. Here are some of the artworks by women who ...

In the present day, the collection of posters held by the London Transport Museum is vast, with 1,000 original poster artworks and 30,000 individual posters stored in the Museum Depot in west London.

Photograph: London Transport Museum Photograph: London Transport Museum Photograph: London Transport Museum Adult tickets start at £24, kids go free and you can book a ticket to the exhibition here .

A new exhibition has opened showcasing historical snapshots from the capital's public transport network alongside recreated images. Then and now: London's Transport in Photographs has been ...

“Barbie: The Exhibition” at the Design Museum in London was three years in the making—a surprising fact given that the beloved 11.5-inch doll has been the subject of so many museum shows ...