The Picasso Show

Series

Series Name: British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

1623

Date Released

11 Jul 1960

Stories in this Issue:

Story

Story No. within this Issue

5 / 5

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Picasso Show. DESCRIPTION: Prince Philip, visiting the Picasso exhibition at the Tate Gallery, was accompanied by its organiser, Mr Penrose, a friend of the artist. His Royal Highness was attending the reception given by the Institute of Contemporary Arts. Pablo Picasso, of-course, has been setting contemporary fashion in art for years! Our pictures show some of his works on display. Laurence Harvey and his wife, Margaret Leighton, Anthony Quinn and Gregory Peck were some of the most distinguished company. The occasion was a theatrical and social event, plus art, of-course! SHOTLIST: GV interior - Tate Gallery. MS Prince Philip accompanied by Mr Penrose. MS same looking at pictures. MCU same. MS paintings. MS another. CU ‘Bull Fight’. CU women. CU ‘Demoiselles d’Avignon’. MS woman. CU ‘Three Musicians’. MS woman. CU ‘Harlequin’. CU ‘The Race’. MS ‘Three Dancers’. CU man. MS woman looking at ‘Woman in an Armchair’. CU woman looking. GV large canvas. CU Laurence Harvey and wife. MS Anthony Quinn. CU same. CU Gregory Peck. CU ‘Girl with Bare Feet’. MS same. CU woman looking at ‘Composition with Dalmatian Dog’. MS same. MS ‘Dutch Girl’.

Keywords

Royalty; Arts and crafts; Social events; Performing arts; Exhibitions and shows

Locations

London; England

Card file number

80612

Credits:

Commentator: Geoffrey Sumner
Camera: Michael Samuelson
Camera: Robert Turner

Length of story (in feet)

152

Story extras:

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