Document - Photocopy, Phillip Adams, "Portrait of an artist scaling the heights", c1977
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Photocopy - two A4 sheets of an article by Phillip Adams about artist Clifton Pugh, titled "Portrait of an artist scaling the heights", from a book "Unspeakable Adams: Forty Controversial and Popular Pieces", 1977.
Looks at Pughs portrait work history with a tongue in cheek approach by the author about his portraits. Has a sketch by Spooner.
