Show on pioneering photographer to reopen London's National Portrait Gallery


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A close-up of a portrait of actress Vivien Leigh by Yevonde in 1936. Photo: National Portrait Gallery

Britain's National Portrait Gallery in London is set to reopen with more than two dozen newly discovered works from trailblazing 20th century British photographer Yevonde.

Yevonde: Life And Colour will explore the life and career of Yevonde Middleton, who pioneered the use of colour photography in the 1930s, and will run from June 22 to October 15.

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