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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Tony Ray-Jones, Chatham May Festival, Kent, 1968

Tony Ray-Jones

Chatham May Festival, Kent, 1968
Vintage Gelatin Silver Print
17.5 x 26.2 cms 6 14/16 x 10 5/16 ins
Series: A Day Off. Vintage Photographs of English Life (1967-69)
8496

Provenance

The Estate of Tony Ray-Jones (Anna Ray-Jones)

Literature

Tony Ray-Jones, A Day Off. An English journal by Tony Ray-Jones, 1974, plate 72, (illustrated full page)
This image is printed on 38 x 29 cm doubleweight paper The image is blindstamped Tony Ray-Jones in the lower right margin. The reverse of the image is inscribed in...
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This image is printed on 38 x 29 cm doubleweight paper

The image is blindstamped Tony Ray-Jones in the lower right margin.

The reverse of the image is inscribed in pencil:
'TRJ ICA 7 /
'Printed by Tony Ray-Jones'
Anna Ray Jones

Young children in fancy dress holding up umbrellas at the Chatham May Queen Festival, Kent. Photograph by Tony Ray-Jones (1941-1972) who created most of his images of the British at work and leisure between 1966 and 1969. Travelling around Britain, he recorded the unguarded moments of people from all sections of British society with a distinctive and highly individual style, combining both sadness and humour.

British Photography / The Hyman Collection
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