Slideshow and sources info for collages added to the site

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The slideshow below of Pauline Boty’s collages shown in Ken Russell’s 1962 documentary Pop Goes the Easel  has now also been added to the Collages section of the site [link] as detailed in a previous News item here [link].

  • “Wreck of The Hesperus”, collage, c. 1960. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Siren”, collage, c. 1960. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled (Hand, secateurs and children)”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “A Big Hand”, collage, c. 1961. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled” (Camel), collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “A Rose is a Rose is a Rose”, collage, c. 1960/611. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled (with lace and hair colour advert)”, collage, c. 1961. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “Town and Big Flowers”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled (Seascape with Boats and Island)”, collage, c. 1960. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “I Surrender Dear”, collage, c. 1961. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “Here They Come Again”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “Is it a Bird, is it a Plane?”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled (Picture Show”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “Darn that Dream”, collage, c. 1960/61. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty
  • “Untitled”: possibly “Goodbye Cruel World”, collage, c. 1961. Screen grab from “Pop Goes the Easel”. © Estate of Pauline Boty

In addition a new page has been added giving information on the sources of titles for a number of collages here [link].

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