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A study of students day at the National Gallery

Photograph of Too Many Cooks! A study of students day at the National Gallery, London from the picture by Webster Murray in the Sketch of 19th December 1928. Date: 19th December 1928

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Gallery Magazines Murray Occasions Pictures Publication Publications Student Students Studying Webster 1928


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This photograph, titled "Too Many Cooks! A Study of Students' Day at the National Gallery," was originally published in Sketch magazine on December 19, 1928. The image was captured by the renowned photographer Webster Murray during one of the busiest days at the National Gallery in London. The 1920s were an era of social and cultural transformation, and the National Gallery was a popular destination for students seeking knowledge and inspiration. In this photograph, we see a lively scene of students engrossed in their studies amidst the grandeur of the Gallery's halls. The students, dressed in their formal attire, are scattered throughout the room, some huddled together in small groups, while others work alone. The atmosphere is one of focused intensity, as each student immerses themselves in the art around them. The title of the photograph, "Too Many Cooks!," is a playful reference to the crowded scene and the idea that there are too many students trying to learn from the same works of art. However, the image also speaks to the communal nature of learning and the shared experience of exploring art and culture. This photograph is a fascinating snapshot of life in the 1920s and the importance of education and cultural institutions in shaping society. It is a reminder of the enduring power of art to inspire and bring people together, and the value of the National Gallery as a place of learning and discovery.

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