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Photographic Print

dated 1959 (made)

Black and white photographic print of landscape proportions, showing
the donor's son, Stephen Dimon, and her mother Vera Kempson in a
garden: Stephen, in trunks, slippers, and socks, is playing with a toy
watering can and a full-sized one; Vera, sitting in a deckchair, is
wearing a striped dress and holds her knitting on her lap. The print
is inscribed "August 1959".


Object details

Object type
Materials and techniques
Photographic paper
Brief description
Photographic print; British, dated 1959
Physical description
Black and white photographic print of landscape proportions, showing
the donor's son, Stephen Dimon, and her mother Vera Kempson in a
garden: Stephen, in trunks, slippers, and socks, is playing with a toy
watering can and a full-sized one; Vera, sitting in a deckchair, is
wearing a striped dress and holds her knitting on her lap. The print
is inscribed "August 1959".
Dimensions
  • Height: 8.8cm
  • Width: 13.85cm
Credit line
Given by Mary Kempson
Object history
References:


The print shows the donor's son, Stephen Dimon (born
10/04/1957) and her mother Vera Kempson.
Production
Britain
Collection
Accession number
B.323-1994

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Record createdApril 19, 2000
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