Letter: Nipper still lies in an unmarked grave

Tuesday 10 August 1993 23:02 BST

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Sir: John Windsor curiously omits to mention one of the most interesting features of the HMV painting: both dog and gramophone are sitting on his master's coffin - a poignant point, for sure.

Sadly, this feature is rarely apparent on the cropped-down versions of the paintings we usually see - as in the one accompanying Mr Windsor's article.

Yours faithfully,

GEORGE E. DREW

Withington,

Manchester

9 August

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