OPEN-AIR ART EXHIBITION IN LONDON.—The “kerbside academy,” London’s annual open-air art exhibition, opened in the riverside Embankment Gardens on May 1. More than 1000 pictures, mostly by unknown artists, are on show every day. There are no “hanging” charges, and artists may offer their works for sale. LEFT: The London artist, John Upton (dark glasses), with his picture of his wife (left). RIGHT: Anne Bulitis, a regular exhibitor, arranging some of her works.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29511, 12 May 1961, Page 16
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73OPEN-AIR ART EXHIBITION IN LONDON.—The “kerbside academy,” London’s annual open-air art exhibition, opened in the riverside Embankment Gardens on May 1. More than 1000 pictures, mostly by unknown artists, are on show every day. There are no “hanging” charges, and artists may offer their works for sale. LEFT: The London artist, John Upton (dark glasses), with his picture of his wife (left). RIGHT: Anne Bulitis, a regular exhibitor, arranging some of her works. Press, Volume C, Issue 29511, 12 May 1961, Page 16
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