Grieving through goods

Memoir: Clocks, tools, photographs, coins, a model boat, tea towels, kitchen utensils, an electric typewriter, unfinished oil paintings, cupboards full of Pyrex, share certificates, pencils, Post-it notes, plastic bags, nine bottles of horse's blood and a box of human bones: all of this, and an awful lot more, was left to Martin Rowson when his father and stepmother died in 2004. Login or subscribe for more.

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