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HMV was founded in London, England on July 20, 1921 and is headquartered in Maidenhead, Berkshire, United Kingdom. The company's original inspiration for their dog logo came from Francis Barraud's painting of his dog Nipper listening to an Edison cylinder phonograph, which was adapted into a trademark used in HMV stores today. While originally depicting a detailed painting of Nipper, the logo has evolved over time to become a simplified pink and black dog silhouette with the letters "HMV" included.
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HMV started in 1921 with their first store in Oxford Street selling records. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice", inspired by a painting of a dog named Nipper listening to a phonograph. The dog logo was first used in HMV's 1920s advertising and was inspired by the same painting that inspired the company's name. Over time, the HMV logo has evolved from the original dog image.
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HMV was founded in London in 1921 as a record store, building on a record producer called The Gramophone Company established in 1899. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice," which is the name of a painting depicting a dog listening intently to a gramophone that served as the company's logo since it was acquired in 1899. The logo has evolved slightly over the years but maintains the iconic image of the dog peering into a horn-shaped gramophone.
Hmv research task 1a
HMV began in the 1890s selling gramophones and recorded music. The first HMV store opened in 1921 in London when composer Sir Edward Elgar opened a store selling gramophones, radios, and music recordings. Throughout the 1970s, HMV expanded rapidly, becoming the largest music retailer in the UK, though it later faced competition from Virgin Megastores. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice," inspired by the painting of a dog named Nipper listening to a phonograph, though the company no longer uses the dog in its logo which has evolved over time.
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HMV was founded in London in 1921 originally selling gramophones and music discs. It stands for "His Master's Voice" referring to the dog Nipper in the logo listening to his owner's voice from a gramophone. The logo was based on a famous 1899 painting of a dog named Nipper that became popular after being copied numerous times. While the logo has been updated over time, it remains based on the original concept from the painting of a dog attentively listening to a gramophone.
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HMV started in 1892 as a gramophone company and named themselves HMV in 1909. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice", which is taken from a painting of a dog named Nipper staring at a cylinder gramophone, and this is where HMV got their logo from. The timeline shows the HMV logo from 1909 to the 1940s and then again in 2007.
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HMV was founded in London in 1921 as a record store, building on a record producer called The Gramophone Company established in 1899. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice," which is the name of a painting depicting a dog listening intently to a gramophone that served as the company's logo since it was acquired in 1899. The logo has evolved slightly over the years but maintains the iconic image of the dog peering into a horn-shaped gramophone.
Hmv research task 1a
HMV began in the 1890s selling gramophones and recorded music. The first HMV store opened in 1921 in London when composer Sir Edward Elgar opened a store selling gramophones, radios, and music recordings. Throughout the 1970s, HMV expanded rapidly, becoming the largest music retailer in the UK, though it later faced competition from Virgin Megastores. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice," inspired by the painting of a dog named Nipper listening to a phonograph, though the company no longer uses the dog in its logo which has evolved over time.
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HMV was founded in London in 1921 originally selling gramophones and music discs. It stands for "His Master's Voice" referring to the dog Nipper in the logo listening to his owner's voice from a gramophone. The logo was based on a famous 1899 painting of a dog named Nipper that became popular after being copied numerous times. While the logo has been updated over time, it remains based on the original concept from the painting of a dog attentively listening to a gramophone.
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HMV started in 1892 as a gramophone company and named themselves HMV in 1909. HMV stands for "His Master's Voice", which is taken from a painting of a dog named Nipper staring at a cylinder gramophone, and this is where HMV got their logo from. The timeline shows the HMV logo from 1909 to the 1940s and then again in 2007.
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- 2. How has their logo changed overtime? Since the 20th of July 1921 the logo has developed overtime from This… They have modified it to being pink and black with less detail and added the ‘HMV’ name. The dog in this logo was called nipper. To this …