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 : Jane Ormsby-Gore with one of her paintings, London


Jane Ormsby-Gore with one of her paintings, London

May 05, 1962 - Envoy's Daughter Chooses Art and Antiquity: Jane Ormsby-Gore, 19-year-old daughter of Britain's Ambassador in Washington, works in a local antique shop in Islington, North London. Photo shows Miss Ormsby-Gore carrying one of her paintings for the Camden Passage Art Show yesterday. The passage is an 18th century relic and within a couple of years the open-air show has illustrious names among its patrons : John Spencer Churchill, Prof. Jacob Bronowski, among other

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19-year-old Camden Chooses Envoys Illustrious Islington Names Open-air Ormsby-gore Patrons Prof Relic


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