The Dotty World of James Lloyd
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A documentary from 1964 that looks at the life and work of artist James Lloyd. It is directed by Ken Russell and shows how Lloyd made his paintings.
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The Dotty World of James Lloyd is a 1964 TV documentary directed by Ken Russell about artist James Lloyd. Lloyd later worked with Russell on Always on Sunday. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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