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11 June 19651960sartistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianauthenticatedB+Wbeat poetsblack and whitecountercultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousJohn Hoppy HopkinsKensingtonKurt SchwittersLondonMichael HorovitzperformancePeter BrownRoyal Albert HallsignatureSneezeSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A black and white photographic print of poets Ernst Jandl, Michael Horovitz and Peter Brown (L:R) on stage together during the International Poetry Incarnation at London's Royal Albert Hall on 11 June 1965, performing Schwitters 'Sneeze' with audience members on the background including Alexander Trocchi, signed by the photographer John 'Hoppy' Hopkins

Jandl Brown Horovitz signed print

A black and white photographic print of poets Ernst Jandl, Michael Horovitz and Peter Brown (L:R) on stage together during the International Poetry Incarnation at London's Royal Albert Hall on 11 June 1965, performing Schwitters 'Sneeze' with audience members on the background including Alexander Trocchi, signed by the photographer John 'Hoppy' Hopkins Gallery:
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11 June 19651960sartistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianauthenticatedB+Wbeat poetsblack and whitecountercultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousJohn Hoppy HopkinsKensingtonKurt SchwittersLondonMichael HorovitzperformancePeter BrownRoyal Albert HallsignatureSneezeSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
11 June 19651960sartistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianB+Wbeat poetsblack and whitecountercultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousJohn Hoppy HopkinsKensingtonKurt SchwittersLondonMichael HorovitzperformancePeter BrownRoyal Albert HallSneezeSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
A black and white photographic print of poets Ernst Jandl, Michael Horovitz and Peter Brown (L:R) on stage together during the International Poetry Incarnation at London's Royal Albert Hall on 11 June 1965, performing Schwitters 'Sneeze' with audience members on the background including Alexander Trocchi, signed by the photographer John 'Hoppy' Hopkins

Jandl Brown Horovitz signed print

A black and white photographic print of poets Ernst Jandl, Michael Horovitz and Peter Brown (L:R) on stage together during the International Poetry Incarnation at London's Royal Albert Hall on 11 June 1965, performing Schwitters 'Sneeze' with audience members on the background including Alexander Trocchi, signed by the photographer John 'Hoppy' Hopkins Gallery:
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11 June 19651960sartistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianB+Wbeat poetsblack and whitecountercultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousJohn Hoppy HopkinsKensingtonKurt SchwittersLondonMichael HorovitzperformancePeter BrownRoyal Albert HallSneezeSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
1960s1965artistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianautomataB+Wbeardbeat poetsblack and whiteBruce LaceycountercultureeccenticexperimentalfamousfartKensingtonLondonmachineperformanceRoyal Albert HallSilent JohnSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
Automata artwork 'Silent John' by British artist and prankster Bruce Lacey makes farting noises in the audience during the International Poetry Incarnation at the Royal Albert Hall on June 11 1965

Silent John by Bruce Lacey

Automata artwork 'Silent John' by British artist and prankster Bruce Lacey makes farting noises in the audience during the International Poetry Incarnation at the Royal Albert Hall on June 11 1965 Gallery: Arts and Culture
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1960s1965artistarts and cultureartworkaudioAustrianautomataB+Wbeardbeat poetsblack and whiteBruce LaceycountercultureeccenticexperimentalfamousfartKensingtonLondonmachineperformanceRoyal Albert HallSilent JohnSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationunderground
1960s1965actorsadvertismentartsarts and cultureB+Wblack and whitecountercultureculturefamousKensingtonLondonperformancepoetpoetsposterRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Congressunderground
A poster outside the Royal Albert Hall, London, advertising the following days' International Poetry Congress on June 11 1965, featuring photographs of the poets booked for the event

International Poetry Congress Poster

A poster outside the Royal Albert Hall, London, advertising the following days' International Poetry Congress on June 11 1965, featuring photographs of the poets booked for the event Gallery: Arts and Culture
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1960s1965actorsadvertismentartsarts and cultureB+Wblack and whitecountercultureculturefamousKensingtonLondonperformancepoetpoetsposterRoyal Albert HallSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Congressunderground
1960s1965artsarts and cultureAustrianB+Wbeardbeat poetsblack and whitecounterculturecultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousKensingtonLondonOttos MopsperformancepoetpoetsRoyal Albert HallspokenSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationtranslatorundergroundwriter
A close-up of Austrian writer, experimental poet, and translator Ernst Jandl during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on June 10 1965

Ernst Jandl

A close-up of Austrian writer, experimental poet, and translator Ernst Jandl during a press conference at the Albert Memorial for The International Poetry Incarnation, photographed the day before the event at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on June 10 1965 Gallery: Arts and Culture
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1960s1965artsarts and cultureAustrianB+Wbeardbeat poetsblack and whitecounterculturecultureErnst JandlexperimentalfamousKensingtonLondonOttos MopsperformancepoetpoetsRoyal Albert HallspokenSwinging LondonSwinging SixtiesThe International Poetry Incarnationtranslatorundergroundwriter
19601960sactivityB+Wbenchesblack and whitebrassbystandersclassical musiccommutersconcourseconductorgrouphatinstumentsleisurelistenersmusicmusicianobserversorchestraoutsideperformancerailwayschoolchildrensheet musicstationSwinging Sixtiestrainurbanwoodwind
A small orchestral band with a conductor plays on a train station concourse in front of crowds of passengers, including school children, circa 1960

Platform performance

A small orchestral band with a conductor plays on a train station concourse in front of crowds of passengers, including school children, circa 1960 Gallery: Leisure
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19601960sactivityB+Wbenchesblack and whitebrassbystandersclassical musiccommutersconcourseconductorgrouphatinstumentsleisurelistenersmusicmusicianobserversorchestraoutsideperformancerailwayschoolchildrensheet musicstationSwinging Sixtiestrainurbanwoodwind
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