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Pierre Boulez, French composer, conductor and writer.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham: 'Pierre Boulez, (keystone have prints)' And a stamp 'received 13 Mar 1966'
Michael Tippet, composer.
read more about Sir Michael Tippett
Eileen Poulter, Jack Irons and Graham Treacher musicians.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham: 'L.to R. Eileen Poulter, Jack Irons, Graham Treacher' Read more about Graham Treacher.
Gennady Rozhdestvensky, Russian conductor.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham: 'please credit Serena Wadham' also what looks to be some numbers and '£16'. Read more about Gennay Rozhdestvensky.
Gwyneth Jones making up at Covent Garden.
Written on the back by Serena Wadham: ' Gwyneth Jones making up at Covent Garden'.At the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
Penzance bottom of Quay Street
Bottom of Quay street - getting ready for the Quay Street Fair. Caravans in the foreground. St Mary's Church in the background.
Penzance, Quay Street
'Snow' in Quay Street, Penzance. St Mary's Church in the background.
Penzance view down Chapel Street
Union Hotel on left and Egyptian House on the right.
Penzance Queen's Square
Coming off Market Jew Street down towards Queen's Square.
Penzance, Simpson's Arcade.
The stepped arcade between Simpsons and the Santander bank - opposite the Lloyd's building. See the head of John the Baptist above the door
Penzance Market Jew Street
Lower end of Market Jew Street before you turn down to the Harbour.
Bench end, St. Levan Church near Porthcurno
Carved by Charles Hoare, father of Margaret Orchard
Cornwall Artillery Volunteers helmet plate badge
Manufactured in white metal
Penzance Theatre Playbill
Advertising the play Duenna, to be staged at the New Theatre, Penzance.
Location possibly Chapel Street area.
Location possibly Chapel Street area.
Donkey and Duckpond
Location near Lamorna Mill
Cornish Chough, the national bird of Cornwall
Pictured on a rock face
Sleeping Fox
Location unknown
Michael 'Mikis' Theodorakis, Greek songwriter and composer.
Mikis Theodorakis wrote the score for Zorba the Greek, Serpico and The Ballad of Mauthausen' said to be the 'most beautiful musical ever written' about The Holocaust. He is Greece's best known living musician.
Nicholas Williams (?) conducting his own piece at Wigmore Hall with Wells Cathedral School Orchestra.
Written on the back by Serena Wadham:
"Nicholas Williams (?) conducting his own piece with Wells Cathedral School Orchestra at Wigmore Hall".
"Nicholas Williams (?) conducting his own piece with Wells Cathedral School Orchestra at Wigmore Hall".