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Rupert bare: how the Oz obscenity trial inspired a generation of protest art ‘The free speech icon of the summer’ … a 10ft sculpture of Robert Crumb’s Honeybunch Kaminski is paraded outside the Old Bailey, London, during the Oz obscenity trial, June 1971. Photograph: Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix/Alamy ‘The free speech icon of the summer’ … a 10ft sculpture of Robert Crumb’s Honeybunch Kaminski is paraded outside the Old Bailey, London, during the Oz obscenity trial, June 1971. Photograph: Trinity Mirror/Mirrorpix/Alamy When a lewd cartoon of Rupert Bear landed the editors of the 60s counterculture paper in court, David Hockney, John Lennon, Robert Crumb and more made some of their most urgent art in response ....
Paul Mackenzie The Pigeon Tower at Rivington - Credit: Kirsty Thompson / Archant A campaign has been launched to preserve a famous Lancashire landmark for future generations. A new chapter is being written in the topsy-turvy story of one of Lancashire’s best-loved landmarks. Since they were created in the early years of the last century, the terraced gardens at Rivington have seen almost as many ups and downs in their fortunes as there are twists and turns on the paths through the magical landscape. The gardens were created by Thomas Mawson for the industrialist and politician William Hesketh Lever, Lord Leverhulme. He bought the land in 1899 and had a wooden bungalow built there for weekend visits and shooting parties and developed the gardens over the next two decades. ....
Bril..but 4 to turn the table around? Should be using B & C not ES. 50 yrs ago my grandparents got this new dangled lectric. My grand mother refused ( no pun intended ) to turn it on or off and I had to change said bulb. Yer cannot beet Aladdin oil lamp and trim wick. Shocking to have to wait till late 1960’s to get lectric lite. Still, going up the garden path, late at night when it’s pi... down to have last pi. of the day when wind blows out candle, cos no inside loo was the norm. You had it easy!!! ....
Lockdown has seen the popularity of online auctions soar - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Lockdown, combined with the recent heavy snow keeping us indoors, means we’ve now got more time on our hands than ever before. To get a head start on that all-important spring cleaning, why not head up into the attic, or out into the garage to have a rummage? You could very well be sitting on a goldmine of treasures. Antiques expert Liza Machan, of Martlesham-based auctioneers Lockdales explains what items could be worth a fortune, and how much you could potentially make. “Auction results boomed throughout last year’s lockdown, with average sales consistently hitting over 97% in an unprecedented scramble for antiques and collectables during this global crisis. With lots selling above estimate, in many cases for double or more, we anticipate antiques and collectables to continue performing extremely well at online auctions this year. So, if you’re looking ....