
Media Item Metadata
| Author | Drum Social Histories |
|---|---|
| Copyright | © The Drum Archive |
| Credit | Christian Gbabgo / Drum Social Histories / Bailey's African History Archive / african.pictures |
| Description | Meet Mister Snob – Dick Everett. Dressed to kill, wiping his forehead with handkerchief, despite the heat he goes for a big lunch and orders only the best on the menu. Dick Everett, a draughtsman and artist of long standing. What a man, he admitted he acted big, talked big, drank bit, ate big. And he defended it. It was not until much later, in the naturalness of his home, that I found out Dick was just putting on an act, that it was all part of his philosophy of "let's make merry, for after death there is no more merriment." |
| Country | Ghana |
| Filename | APN759542.jpg |
| File Type | JPG |
| File Size | 12 MB |
| Dimensions | 4956 × 6000 px |
| Date Created | 2 September 1961 |
Drum Magazine social history photographs, Ghana edition 408
Meet Mister Snob – Dick Everett. Dressed to kill, wiping his forehead with handkerchief, despite the heat he goes for a big lunch and orders only the best on the menu. Dick Everett, a draughtsman and artist of long standing. What a man, he admitted he acted big, talked big, drank bit, ate big. And he defended it. It was not until much later, in the naturalness of his home, that I found out Dick was just putting on an act, that it was all part of his philosophy of "let's make merry, for after death there is no more merriment."