Edith “Wanty” Thomas

Photograph of the exterior, including the blue plaque, of Schwitters’ former home, 39 Westmoreland Road, Barnes, London

[1970s]

Edith “Wanty” Thomas, ‘Photograph of the exterior, including the blue plaque, of Schwitters’ former home, 39 Westmoreland Road, Barnes, London’ [1970s]

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Created by
Edith “Wanty” Thomas 1915–1991
Title
Photograph of the exterior, including the blue plaque, of Schwitters’ former home, 39 Westmoreland Road, Barnes, London
Date
[1970s]
Medium
Colour print
Dimensions
101 x 94 mm
Description
London. Photo: Edith Thomas.
Format
Photograph - print
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented by Edith Thomas's son, Geoff Thomas, in 1995.
Reference
TGA 9510/5/16
Merz

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