Trooping the Colour Vintage British Railway Poster by Christopher Clark, Circa 1932

Celebrate a piece of British history with this vibrant "Trooping the Colour" poster, originally created for the British Railway in 1932 by the renowned artist Christopher Clark. This stunning poster, measuring 50 inches by 40 inches, is a vivid capture of the annual parade held in London to honor the Queen's Birthday—a tradition dating back to 1748.

The poster depicts the magnificent Trooping the Colour ceremony, where the Queen inspects members of the Household Division and Horse Guards. Over 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians participate, giving a royal salute as the regimental flag, known as the 'Color,' is paraded in front of Her Majesty.

This artwork not only highlights Clark's expertise in military and historical subjects but also shines in its exceptional condition. The colors are bright and the detail is sharp, preserved perfectly by mounting on linen. 

This rare find is perfect for collectors of vintage art, railway enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by British history. Own a piece of art that brings a significant cultural event to life, capturing the grandeur and ceremony of a storied British tradition.