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  <dc:title>Photographs of the Portland Road Garden</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Contains four black and white photographs of the garden showing an inverted tree-trunk made into a scarecrow; Barbara Steveni and Xenia and John Latham in the garden after snow, c 1962-3. JP Latham writes about the garden 'John’s landscape design with brick retaining wall. On arriving at Portland Road in 1960 [sic], the roughly level garden was a junk heap of waste with buried old mattresses and domestic appliances and very unsavoury items including syringes. The house had several old pianos, some finding their way into JL artworks.'</dc:description>
  <dc:date>c 1961-1964</dc:date>
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