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Cartoonist At Home 1963
Description
Ditchling, Sussex.
One of the Pathe Pictorial favourites - Rowland Emett - is featured at home. Various shots of the eccentric cartoonist / artist as he constructs a new sculpture out of bits and pieces bought at junk shops. He checks a plan which he has drawn then goes inside his house to...
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:35:52:00 / 01:38:50:00
- Canister:
- CP 454
- Film ID:
- 249.09
- Issue Date:
- 08/09/1963
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"Note: although paperwork spells the artist's name as Roland Emmett, I believe the correct spelling is Rowland Emett" - yes, Rowland Emett is the correct spelling.