Farley Farm (Lee Miller's home after WW2) is only 10 minutes drive from where I live and is open to the public three or four days a week during the summer: https://www.farleyshouseandgallery.co.uk/
I only discovered this very recently following an article in The Times one Saturday, written by her son, and will be visiting soon!
A tour de force, Liz! Such an array of talent and ideals, in such a splendid building. I’d like more of this—like you, I thrive on evidence of connection and co-operation!
Wow this is an excellent article about interconnections. Is the building still standing? It looks very modernist.
Yep. Still there, still lived it. It’s Grade 1 listed these days.
Thought it might be.
Farley Farm (Lee Miller's home after WW2) is only 10 minutes drive from where I live and is open to the public three or four days a week during the summer: https://www.farleyshouseandgallery.co.uk/
I only discovered this very recently following an article in The Times one Saturday, written by her son, and will be visiting soon!
I’m staying with my friend Susan atm - she says Farley Farm is wonderful.
Fascinating. Thank you.
I loved this untangling of connections. So many people with whom it would have been a treat to have dinner!
Especially if cooked by Philip Harben!
A tour de force, Liz! Such an array of talent and ideals, in such a splendid building. I’d like more of this—like you, I thrive on evidence of connection and co-operation!
What an intriguing post - a veritable who’s who of 20th century art and culture!