Artwork
Untitled

Untitled is a poster by U-Print. It dates from 1981 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
This is a bright, cheerful poster with the words "HOME WHAT HOME" in bold blue letters.
This is a bright, cheerful poster with the words "HOME WHAT HOME" in bold blue letters. The background is a light beige with scattered yellow and green flowers and leaves. The edges have a blue scalloped trim and a fringe-like border.
The poster looks like it was made quickly, with a playful, homemade feel. It’s not part of a big art movement, just a snapshot from 1981.
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Overview
This 1981 poster, created by U-Print, is a square-format work featuring a fabric panel with a floral design and the phrase 'HOME WHAT HOME'.
Subject & Meaning
The poster depicts a fabric panel with yellow and green flowers on a light beige background, edged with a blue scalloped trim and frayed border. The phrase 'HOME WHAT HOME' is stitched across the panel in blue cross-stitch, suggesting a commentary on the concept of home.
Technique & Style
The poster's handmade appearance, with its frayed edges and uneven stitching, gives it a playful, homemade feel. The use of embroidery and cross-stitch techniques adds to its craft-based aesthetic.
History & Provenance
Produced in 1981 by U-Print, this poster is an example of everyday design from that year. Its creation and distribution are not associated with a specific art movement.
Artist & collection
Artist
This anonymous printmaker made one 1981 poster now tucked in our collection. The single sheet carries no title, just the year and the label “Poster.” It fits no movement, but the stark image reads like a snapshot from…











