Little Greene Wallpaper Thames Border LatitudeThroughout its history wallpaper has imitated textured surfaces, but, restricted by printing methods, these imitations were often quite crude. The introduction of screen printing in the mid 20th century enabled the designers marks whether crayon, brush or sponge to be faithfully reproduced, as could the surfaces of brick, stone or, as in this case, bark. This paper is a reproduction of an original at the Whitworth Art Gallery and is typical of a