Chris Orr RA, Looking at Fairies (Fairies exhibition at the Royal Academy), 1997.
Pencil and wash. 578 mm x 397 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Looking at Fairies (Fairies exhibition at the Royal Academy), 1997
Chris Orr RA (b. 1943)
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