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I've seen this before but don't know if it's been posted. (Apologies if a re-post.)
Skegness, 1970.
From Paul Smith's Autumn collection:
... inspiration straight from 71/72 (?)Glad not to accept any responsibility for the PS homage.I would say it's from Piet Mondrian's "Composition A" in 1923 , elwood.
I admit I had a couple of fairly sedate 'South Sea Bubble' crew necks - but did see a few very bad versions back then, too.From Paul Smith's Autumn collection:
... inspiration straight from 71/72 (?)
I admit I had a couple of fairly sedate 'South Sea Bubble' crew necks - but did see a few very bad versions back then, too.
The above example would certainly fall into the latter camp - IMHO.
I bow to your art history, Gsvs5 ...
trogs and Thunderbirds? that's a new one to me?
Ah, but if you get caught with a fu** off big chib, you'll say anything.Mods who go potholing........I think someone is taking the piss here Ed
Funny that Glasgow Herald is dated June 1965 and the video is said to be Skegness 1970.