Close- up of Cecil Collins, The Quest, 1938. Photo: Courtesy of Turner Contemporary.
Close- up of Cecil Collins, The Quest, 1938. Photo: Courtesy of Turner Contemporary.
‘Journeys with “The Waste Land”’ an exhibition I initiated as a curator, has recently opened at the Turner Contemporary art gallery in Margate. After six years of planning, it has so far been well attended and received, though inevitably some negative reaction has also come our way. Its starting point is that T S Eliot spent a few weeks in Margate in the autumn of 1921, where he wrote significant elements of his great poem, published in 1922.
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