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Mar. 25, 1955 - The Artist who needed a Roof: Joseph Mcculloch, 65-year-old pub artist evicted from his Chelses studio last week for non-payment of rent, has been saved by a former pupil. She is Mrs. K. Webb, companion to wealthy artist Inge Courtauld. Yesterday in the studio home once a church, where they live, Mrs Webb said: Mac has been a great friend, and when i heard of his troubles i went out to look for him. I found him late at night asleep on the pavement outside the studio from which he had been evicted. Yesterday McCulloch, whose face became known to millions when he appeared in TV's What's My Line had breakfast in bed. Photo show Joseph McCoulloch, the artist, seen with his benefactors, Mrs. K. Webb (left) and Mrs Inge Courtauld (right) in his new home

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13172769
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46907298
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4407px x 5616px (1.3MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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65-year-old Appeared Asleep Benefactors Companion Courtauld Evicted Heard Inge Mcculloch Millions Needed Non-payment Pupil Rent Saved Troubles Wealthy


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