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Later
Exhibitions
From 1861 onwards, Edinburgh
Photographic Society staged its own exhibitions.
The
number of prints entered for the exhibition varied over the years,
reaching a peak of 3994 in 1988. Hence the poem from Ko-ko:
- The
Magic of Four Thousand
For advice to Members entering
prints into Exhibitions, Competitions and portfolios, see:
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Hope
Springs Eternal
The
most recent Poem about EPS Exhibitions was written by “M” in 1992.
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Pictures
from an Exhibition
This
poem ends:
"Summer, Winter, Spring and Fall,
See them all at Merchant’s Hall."
This
is the Hall in Hanover Street at which EPS held its exhibitions from 1982
to 1995 -
only a few yards from the premises in Hanover Street where the
Photographic Society of Scotland held its first Exhibition in 1856.
For
a different perspective on Exhibitions, seeing them from a Selector’s
point of view, we have, from the Gilbert
and Sullivan section:
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A Selector’ s Lot
More Pages of
Poems
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