The Drunken Photographer of 1960s Soho - Fickle Fate series @ObsoleteOddity
The Drunken Photographer of 1960s Soho - Fickle Fate series  @ObsoleteOddity
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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One of the Colony Room's very few rules was that art could not be discussed there under any circumstances.
There's nothing more boring if you're an artist than hearing another sozzled "peintre" droning on about their soul inspired daubings. Membership, which could be granted or revoked on the spot, was predicated on the capacity to tolerate Belcher's trademark combination of high camp and extreme viciousness:
men of late middle age were referred to using the feminine pronoun (as in "She's not a very pretty lady, is she?") and "cunty" was deployed as a term of endearment.
These verbal cannon balls acted as both a deterrent for the respectable and a signal that ordinary social mores did not apply.


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