Boy on Wall

An example of an Edition Print of a small boy who lies on top of a wall and stares at the camera in West London, circa 1961. A row of terraced houses and a church can be seen in the background. The print is authenticated by the Estate of the photographer, John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, and features an embossed recto Estate authentication edition stamp in the bottom left corner inside the white border and an archivally-stable inked verso stamp containing the full edition and authentication details on the reverse. The print is available in three sizes and an edition of #20. Gallery: Edition Prints

Grassroots Mediazine #3 stack with single copies

A curved stack of copies of Grassroots Mediazine #3, featuring interviews with John 'Hoppy' Hopkins between 2009 and 2014 by author Mugiko Nishikawa. The foreground has single copies showing the front and back of the publication. Gallery:

Grassroots Mediazine #3 stack

A curved stack of copies of Grassroots Mediazine #3, featuring interviews with John 'Hoppy' Hopkins between 2009 and 2014 by author Mugiko Nishikawa Gallery:

Grassroots Mediazine #3 contents page

Grassroots Mediazine #3 contents page, featuring interviews with John 'Hoppy' Hopkins between 2009 and 2014 by author Mugiko Nishikawa Gallery:

1960s 1962 B+W black and white bomb site building child children derelict girl homes leisure London Notting Hill outside overcoat play playground playtime relax scavengers street Swinging Sixties urban yard

Fence Girl

A small girl in a thick overcoat stands in front of a tall fence on derelict land in Notting Hill, West London, circa 1962 Gallery: Post-War London

1960s 1962 B+W black and white bomb site boy building child children derelict girl homes leisure London Notting Hill outside play playground playtime relax scavengers sign street Swinging Sixties urban wheelbarrow yard

Bombsite Boy

A small boy stands on top of a pile of rubble and broken furniture, collecting items in a wheelbarrow during construction of an adventure playground on derelict land in Notting Hill, West London, circa 1962 Gallery: Post-War London

1960s 1968 alternative cool culture edition International Times Interzone John Hoppy Hopkins logo London map newspaper Notting Hill publication review Swinging Sixties Theda Bara underground

IT Interzone ‘A’ map, May 03-16, 1968

International Times double-page map of Notting Hill with the legend ‘Notting Hill Interzone ‘A’ The Three Villages God Gave The Land To The People’ Gallery: writings

1960s 1968 alternative cool culture edition International Times John Hoppy Hopkins logo London map newspaper Notting Hill publication review Swinging Sixties Theda Bara underground

IT cover #30, May 03-16, 1968

International Times cover composite photograph of a march in Notting Hill and various head shots, legend ‘Notting Hill map inside’ and a small printed banner ‘Cannabis legalis in Britanniae est’ Gallery: timeline

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1960s 1968 alternative cool culture edition International Times John Hoppy Hopkins logo London map newspaper Notting Hill publication review Swinging Sixties Theda Bara underground

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Tattooed Man

A bearded young man shows off his many traditional tattoos whilst standing bare-chested in Tattoo Bill's parlour, Notting Hill, London circa 1964 Gallery: Counterculture

Anti-Racism March 3

Bystanders watch as a civil rights demonstration passes through Notting Hill, West London, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism

Anti-Racism March 2

A police officer chats with Tobagonian activist Claudia Jones whilst actor Pearl Prescod sings beside her, as they lead a civil rights march in Notting Hill, West London, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism

Anti-Racism March

The St Stephen's Tenants' Association carry banners down St Stephen's Gardens during a civil rights march in Notting Hill, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism

W11 Residents

A woman and her daughter look at the street from behind the railings of a basement flat in Notting hill, West London, as a civil rights demonstration passes out of shot, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism

1960s 1962 actor American arts and culture B+W black and white camera director filmmaker Gavrik Losey London movie Notting Hill Spade Fade Swinging Sixties urban Westbourne Terrace

Gavrik Losey

Filmmaker Gavrik Losey directs one of the actors during the making of the movie 'Spade Fade' on Westbourne Terrace, West London, circa 1962 Gallery: Arts and Culture

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1960s 1962 actor American arts and culture B+W black and white camera director filmmaker Gavrik Losey London movie Notting Hill Spade Fade Swinging Sixties urban Westbourne Terrace

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Boy On Wall 1

A small boy lies on top of a wall and stares at the camera in West London, circa 1961. A row of terraced houses and a church can be seen in the background Gallery: Portraits

Bomn Site Kids 3

Five small boys clamber up the sides of a West London Second World War bomb crater, circa 1961. A row of terraced houses can be seen in the background, probably in Notting Hill Gallery: Leisure

1960s 1961 activity B+W black and white bomb boys children clearing destruction gang group imagination joy laughter leisure Notting Hill outside play post-war rubble site street Swinging Sixties urban West London

Bomb Site Kids 2

Four small boys laugh as they throw rocks across a post-war West London bomb site, circa 1961. An entire side of a street has been demolished, leaving a large play area Gallery: Leisure

1960s 1961 activity B+W black and white bomb boys children clearing destruction gang group imagination leisure Notting Hill outside play post-war rubble site street Swinging Sixties urban West London

Bomb Site Kids 1

Five boys play in the rubble of a West London post-war bomb site, circa 1961. One boy holds a stick and looks to camera Gallery: Leisure

Claudia Jones marches in West London

Tobagonian activist Claudia Jones and actor/singer Pearl Prescod lead a civil rights march through Notting Hill, West London, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism

1960s 1962 B+W black and white blossom boys child children derelict doze leisure London Notting Hill outside pastoral relax relaxing siesta sleep sunny Swinging Sixties trees urban view wheelbarrow yard

Wheelbarrow siesta

Two young boys sleep in wheelbarrows, Notting Hill, west London, circa 1962 Gallery: Leisure

1960s B+W black and white bomb site boy building child children derelict girl homes leisure London Notting Hill outside play playground playtime relax scavengers sign street Swinging Sixties urban wooden yard

Kids play

Children play on a cleared bomb site and hold up a sign from a shop marked Under Personal Supervision on derelict land in Notting Hill, West London Gallery: Leisure