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"The Littlehampton Bequest, an elaborate spoof exhibition staged at the National Portrait Gallery under Roy Strong's direction in 1973, is a series of artistic parodies, in which the history of the Littlehampton family and its ramifications are encapsulated by paintings in the style of well-known artists of the day." Description by The Guardian, D J Taylor Saturday 11 October 2008 00.01 BST.
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Robert Moore
reviewed The Littlehampton bequest on August 31, 2014
The Littlehampton bequest
A satirical cavalcade of English history through the story of the aristocracy, in this case Lancaster's comic creation - the Courantsdair family ("pronounced Currander"), sometime Viscounts and Earls of Littlehampton, at their country seat of Drayneflete Abbey. Lots to delight, here, with caricatures of every period from the 15th century to the swinging 60s, when Basil Cantilever, cynical architect/tycoon/Tory politician/money grubber demolishes a redundant City church of St. Ursula-inside-the Wardrobe
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