In the current Brexit context, good to see
that Eduardo was a ‘Common Market’ man rather than a fan of the federal
nightmare. That’s not to say that he
didn’t like Europe itself – after all, he spent a lot of time in Germany
teaching and working. But, as you see, like
many others of us, he left Paris ‘with his tail between his legs.’ And, as a prophet of the Brexit global-trading
philosophy, note that Eduardo was selling mostly into the U.S. The cutting is from The Tatler, August 1962 –
a publication which regularly reported on his work and exhibitions during the Sixties:
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