Fonts: Frank Pick

Frank Pick The North Downs, 1916 Advertising poster Design: E. McKnight Kauffer © TfL/London's Transport Museum Reigate, 1916 Advertising poster Design: E. McKnight Kauffer © TfL/London's Transport Museum Original drawing for the London Underground roundel symbol Design: Edward Johnston © TfL/London's Transport Museum Harry Beck in 1965, holding one of his 1931 sketches of the diagrammatic London Underground map © TfL/London's Transport Museum Thanks to the Underground, 1935 Advertising poster Design: Zero (Hans Schleger) © TfL/London's Transport Museum Come out to Live, Come in to Play, 1936 Advertising poster Design: Paul Nash © TfL/London's Transport Museum Your Fare from This Station, 1936 Advertising poster Design: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy © TfL/London's Transport Museum Go out into the Country, 1938 Advertising poster Design: Graham Sutherland © TfL/London's Transport Museum Original Diamond Diagonal - Chevron, c.1938 Design: Enid Marx Upholstery fabric © TfL/London's Transport Museum Arnos Grove station booking hall after its construction in 1932 © TfL/London's Transport Museum Arnos Grove station after its construction in 1932 © TfL/London's Transport Museum		FRANK PICK (Edited by The London Sign Writer) Design Patron (1878-1941) Designing Modern Britain - Design Museum Until 26 November 2006 As head of the London Underground in the 1910s and 1920s and of the newly merged London Transport in the 1930s, FRANK PICK (1878-1941) was instrumental in establishing the world’s most progressive public transport system and an exemplar of design management.