"Better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all"
- O'Conner, Michael, active approximately 1966
- Date:
- December 1966
- Reference:
- 3009220i
- Part of:
- Papers of Edward Adamson (1911-1996)
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Also known as
Previous title, replaced January 2025: A man in a pinstripe suit falls dramatically from a crumbling tower whilst a man and a woman watch; a line of men in pinstripe suits climb a steep staircase to the same tower; in the distance a man stands watching from the doorway of Netherne Hospital. Pencil drawing by Michael O'Conner, 1966.
Description
Pencil drawing of a man in a pinstripe suit falling head first from a crumbling tower whilst a man and a woman with hands bound to each other in manacles watch. A line of men in pinstripe suits climb a steep staircase to the same tower whilst in the distance a man stands watching from the doorway of Netherne Hospital. Inscription and creator's name written by the creator on the front. Hospital ward, creator's name and date of creation are inscribed on the reverse, probably by Edward Adamson.
Publication/Creation
December 1966
Physical description
1 drawing pencil on paper
Contributors
Arrangement
Prior to Wellcome Collection, this work was stored in a folder on 1st floor, Reay House, Lambeth Hospital.
Notes
The title has been taken from wording on the object.
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores