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Photographic Print

1964 (made)

Black and white photographic print of landscape proportions, showing
(l-r) the donor's cousin Peter Elmes (b.1931) with his daughter Amanda
(b.1959), his wife Priscilla ("Pip"), and their second child as a
baby, all in the garden: Peter (by now bearded) wears an open-necked
shirt with his trousers, Pip wears a blouse and slacks, with her hair
tied in a pony-tail, Amanda is in a bikini, and the baby (on its
mother's knee) wears a short baby dress. The print is inscribed "27th
June 1964".


Object details

Object type
Materials and techniques
Photographic paper
Brief description
Photographic print; British, dated 1964
Physical description
Black and white photographic print of landscape proportions, showing
(l-r) the donor's cousin Peter Elmes (b.1931) with his daughter Amanda
(b.1959), his wife Priscilla ("Pip"), and their second child as a
baby, all in the garden: Peter (by now bearded) wears an open-necked
shirt with his trousers, Pip wears a blouse and slacks, with her hair
tied in a pony-tail, Amanda is in a bikini, and the baby (on its
mother's knee) wears a short baby dress. The print is inscribed "27th
June 1964".
Dimensions
  • Height: 8.8cm
  • Width: 12.8cm
Credit line
Given by Mary Kempson
Object history
References:


The print shows the donor's cousin Peter Elmes (born
25/02/1931) with his wife Priscilla ("Pip"), their
daughter Amanda Jane (born 1959) and their second child
Production
Britain
Collection
Accession number
B.339-1994

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Record createdApril 19, 2000
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