1½ pence British General Post Office stamp commemorating the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth - 1937.
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1½ pence British General Post Office stamp commemorating the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth - 1937.

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The General Post Office (now the new Penn Station), 1932-36.
Photo: Ben Shahn via the Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Humphrey Jennings epitomises the artist-filmmaker and this poetic evocation of ordinary people enjoying well-earned time away from the mill, mine, or foundry is a forerunner to Jennings’ later wartime greats such as Listen to Britain. Joyous shots of people either pigeon fancying, ballroom dancing or swigging a pint down the local in in Sheffield, Manchester, Bolton and Pontypridd are edited with grace and surrealism-infused wit.
Spare Time (1939) | dir. Humphrey Jennings