Take it as Red K2 phonebox screenprint (Artist signed) - Edition of 40

Take it as Red K2 phonebox screenprint (Artist signed) - Edition of 40Medium: Screenprint Paper: A4 200gsm heritage white paper Edition: 50 Signed and numbered by artist Robin Ollington To support C20's ongoing Phoneboxes Campaign, we've produced a very special screenprint of the original cover illustration from the Thirties Society's landmark 1985 'Take it as Red' report, featuring an iconic K2 kiosk by artist Robin Ollington (1929 2025). As a result of the Society's forty year campaign, more than 3,000 historic

 
To support C20's ongoing Phoneboxes Campaign, we've produced a very special screenprint of the original cover illustration from the Thirties Society's landmark 1985 'Take it as Red' report, featuring an iconic K2 kiosk by artist Robin Ollington (1929-2025).

As a result of the Society's forty year campaign, more than 3,000 historic telephone kiosks  have been listed across the country, and countless more saved with the intervention and support of local communities. From the classic Sir Giles Gilbert-Scott K2 and K6 models, to the rare K1, K3 and K4 variants, and the 1960s Bruce Martin designed K8. The campaign now comes full circle, as we look to preserve some examples from the KX series - the final phoneboxes produced.

This is a strictly limited edition of 40 prints, on A4 200gsm heavyweight heritage white paper, hand signed and numbered by Robin. Safely shipped in a sturdy card-backed envelope.