Well-known people from the 60s and 70s.
#70427 Richard Branson, anti-Vietnam war demo, 1968.tif, #70427 A young Richard Branson at the anti-Vietnam war demonstration march from Trafalgar Sq to Grosvenor Sq Sunday 17th March 1968. At the time, he had just started his 'Student' magazine. I was told the headband was a Vietnamese sign of mourning for dead children.
#70436, Vanessa Redgrave & Tariq Ali with the letter to the American Ambassador, anti-Vietnam War demonstration from Trafalgar Sq to Grosvenor Sq, Sunday 17th March 1968. I was told the headband was a Vietnamese sign of mourning for dead children. A print of this photograph is in the Permanent Collection at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
#74885, John Blakeley, sculptor, lived and worked at Digswell House, an artists' community run by the Digswell Arts Trust, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. 1977. Other artists there at the time included: Lol Coxhill, jazz saxophonist, Patricia Leighton, sculptor, Liz Fritsch, potter, Veryan Weston, jazz pianist and John Walmsley, photographer. John Blakeley's website: http://www.filmsculptor.com/
#74936, Liz Fritsch, potter, lived and worked at Digswell House, an artists' community run by the Digswell Arts Trust, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. 1977. Other artists there at the time included: Lol Coxhill, jazz saxophonist, Veryan Weston, jazz pianist, John Blakeley, sculptor, Patricia Leighton, sculptor and John Walmsley, photographer. A print of this photograph is in the Permanent Collection at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
#74972 Lol Coxhill, jazz saxophonist, and Veryan Weston, jazz pianist, lived and worked at Digswell House, an artists' community run by the Digswell Arts Trust, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. 1977. Other artists there at the time included: Liz Fritsch, potter, John Blakeley, sculptor, Patricia Leighton, sculptor and John Walmsley, photographer. A print of this photograph is in the Permanent Collection at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
