James Hunkin, David Mach R.A., July 2001.
Silver gelatin print, forte warmtone fb paper. 354 mm x 279 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts.
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David Mach R.A., July 2001
James Hunkin
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354 mm x 279 mm
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