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His role as a war photographer stemmed from Kenneth Clark’s wish to create an artistic record of the effects of war
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which she directed for nearly three decades
Tony finds his life thrown into chaos when his old nurse comes to pay him a visit
the story is set in Japan and deals with Bond's personal struggles
"My Bolivian Aunt" 1971 BEATON, Cecil Backgammon His role as a warBEATON, Cecil[171] pp. Weidenfeld & Nicolson19718 3 4" x 5 1 4" VG VG A characteristically witty family memoir from Beaton. The "Bolivian Aunt" of the title was Beaton's Aunt Jessie, a beauty who married "a rich, moustachioed Bolivian" and lived a life of drama in South America. Jessie's style, fashion, flair and theatricality captivated Beaton. His own family paled against her colourful, exotic personality. Jessie crops up frequently in his
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