John Osborne

Fine art photography in poster edition of the Clive Arrowsmith Portraits Series, John Osborne by British photographer Clive Arrowsmith.

– A3 – 42 x 29.7 cm

– A2 – 59.4 x 42 cm

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Osborne lived in the Shropshire countryside for the last eight years of his life, during which time he wrote a diary for the conservative magazine The Spectator and his public image transformed into that of a country gentleman. He wrote a two-volume autobiography, A Better Class of Person and Almost a Gentleman. His last play was Déjà vu (1992), a sequel to Look Back in Anger, and in 1994 he published a collection of his non-fiction writing, Damn You, England The Entertainer, Luther, and Inadmissible Evidence (1964) were also well received, with Luther winning the 1964 Tony Award for Best Play. The reception of his later plays was less favorable, and Osborne returned to film with film roles in the 1970s, notably as crime boss Cyril Kinnear in Get Carter John Osborne by Clive Arrowsmith