The director of the Tate

The director of the Tate Gallery shows works at London exhibition, Lady Kennett and Lord Sandwich at private view._x000D_ An exhibition of the works of Mr JB Manson, painter and director of the Tate Gallery, was opened for private view at the Eildenstein Galleries, New Bond Street. The exhibition is Mr Manson's first since he became director in 1930. He is the only director of a national art gallery has a reputation as a professional painter._x000D_ Mr Manson painted 12 of the 36 paintings in the present exhibition in six weeks during his summer holiday._x000D_ Photo shows, Mr J B Manson, showing a self-portrait to lady Kennett (formerly the wife of Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Explorer) and the Earl of Sandwich (left) at the private view._x000D_ 14 October 1937