Hon. Henry Lovell Tennant; Hon. Charles Edward Pevensey Tennant
4 of 5 portraits of Hon. Henry Lovell Tennant
Hon. Henry Lovell Tennant; Hon. Charles Edward Pevensey Tennant
by Francis Goodman
twelve 2 1/4 inch square film negatives, Spring 1961
Bequeathed by the estate of Francis Goodman, 1989
Photographs Collection
NPG x195413
Sittersback to top
- Hon. Charles Edward Pevensey Tennant (1957-1996), Son of 3rd Baron Glenconner. Sitter in 4 portraits.
- Hon. Henry Lovell Tennant (1960-1990), Son of 3rd Baron Glenconner. Sitter in 5 portraits.
Artistback to top
- Francis Goodman (1913-1989), Photographer. Artist or producer of 1400 portraits, Sitter in 6 portraits.
Events of 1961back to top
Current affairs
Peter Benenson's article The Forgotten Prisoners is published internationally, inspiring the founding of the human rights organisation, Amnesty International.The philosopher and peace activist Bertrand Russell is imprisoned for inciting civil disobedience during a sit down demonstration at the Ministry of Defence and Hyde Park.
The farthing coin - used in Britain for the last 7 centuries - ceases to be legal tender.
Art and science
Rudolf Nureyev defects from the USSR fearing that the KGB would arrest him for being gay and for fraternising with foreigners. After seeking asylum in Paris he set up home in London at the Royal Ballet and began his famous partnership with Margot Fonteyn.The satirical magazine, Private Eye is first published.
International
The East German government erects the Berlin Wall, ceasing free movement between East and West Berlin. The barrier prevented citizens of Soviet controlled East Germany from crossing the border into West Germany to work, or to defect.Yuri Gagarin, the soviet cosmonaut, becomes the first man in space orbiting the earth on the 12th April.
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