The original poster project in gouache by Y. Adam for the Jamboree International in London in 1953 stands as a vivid testament to the spirit of camaraderie and international collaboration fostered by such events.
Crafted with gouache, a medium known for its vibrant colors and expressive qualities, the poster captures the excitement and energy surrounding the Jamboree International, a gathering of scouts from around the world. The use of gouache allows for bold strokes and intricate details, bringing to life the diverse activities and cultural exchanges that characterize the event.
The Jamboree International, held in London in 1953, marked a significant milestone in the history of scouting, providing an opportunity for young scouts to come together, share experiences, and forge lasting friendships. As such, the poster serves not only as a promotional tool but also as a symbol of unity and solidarity among the global scouting community.
Youth - Military - Religion - United Kingdom
Watteau Prize
Soiling, pin holes, small tears
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