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"Free George Ince poster" [NMLH.2025.37.40]



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Catalogue Number
NMLH.2025.37.40

Object Name
Poster

Title
Free George Ince

Place
Paddington Printshop, London; House of Commons Westminster

People
Paddington Printshop; George Ince

Events
vigil; lobby

Date
1977

Description
Screenprinted poster, “Free George Ince” in black at the top of the page. The poster has a grid design with a repeating pattern of a photograph of George Ince, and his silhouette behind bars. In the centre reads “innocence” in a black circle, and a white candle with melting wax, with text on either side. On the left reads “lobby! National lobby of members of parliament followed by candlelight vigil” / “at the House of Commons Westminster at 6 p.m. on Wednesday 27th April 1977.”

This poster was made by Paddington Printshop, a community graphic design and print workshop in West London, co-founded by John Phillips and Pippa Smith. Between 1975-1991, the centre printed over 400 designs for left-wing community organisations. These publicised local political campaigns such as housing rights and food co-ops, to social gatherings including play days, gardening clubs, gigs and festivals. Their do-it-yourself style was part of the proto-punk ethos.

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