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May 05, 1967 - Five year old exhibits at the Royal Academy.: A visit to the Zoo triggered off Lewis Lyons, inspired painting called trees and Monkeys which was accepted by the Royal Academy. The gifted young painter is young by any standards even the young contemporaries - he is only five, and is the son of Claude L. Lyons (72) and his second, Italian, wife (44). They live in Hampstead and had no idea they had a genius in their midst. Photo shows this is the painting Trees and Monkeys by five year old Lewis Lyons, which is now hanging in the Royal Academy

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13259028
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47026456
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4407px x 5639px (1.6MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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