Parisian images in London
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Deal's veteran photographer Harold Chapman is
showing his work at an exhibition in London at the gallery
Proud Chelsea in the King's Road.
Harold's Beat Hotel pictures depict life in Paris in the late
1950s and early 1960s when writers, poets and artists lived in the
city's Latin Quarter.
He chronicled the life and times of his fellow residents, among
them William S. Burroughs and Alan Ginsberg.
The photos have their first London showing from July 29 for a
month and the photographer has been interviewed for national
newspapers about his long career. He is also to be heard soon on
the Front Row an arts programme on BBC Radio 4.
Mr Chapman, of Bulwark Road, regularly writes for the East Kent
Mercury's Those Were The Days feature, often remembering his
childhood in Deal.
Wednesday, July 28 2010
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