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 : Jeremy Sandford & Nell Dunn with John Bratby


Jeremy Sandford & Nell Dunn with John Bratby

Three movers and shakers of late 1950s Britain. Jeremy Sandford, screenwriter who went on to famously write Cathy Come Home together with his wife, Nell Dunn, daughter of Sir Philip Dunn, who both moved to Battersea after their marriage in 1957 where their observations provided inspiration for their work (Nell wrote Poor Cow and Up the Junction). They are with artist John Bratby, pioneer of the kitchen sink realism style of painting, with the portrait of them he did as a wedding present

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Picture No
14149090
Media ID
48982690
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd. / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Jerry Harpur in a feature shot for The Sketch on The World of Youth, 16 July 1958, p.59
Date
1958

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Apr25 Battersea Beatnik Bratby Dunn Nell Newlyweds Sandford Screenwriter


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