1991 Swedish Photography Exhibition Poster, Richard Avedon, (Woman Factory Worker on Her Birthday), Hasselblad Centre Housekeeping like engineering

Name: 1991 Swedish Photography Exhibition Poster, Richard Avedon, (Woman Factory Worker on Her Birthday), Hasselblad Centre Housekeeping like engineering
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SKU: 97674708151
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1991 Swedish Photography Exhibition Poster, Richard Avedon, (Woman Factory Worker on Her Birthday), Hasselblad Centre Housekeeping like engineering

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1991 Swedish Photography Exhibition Poster, Richard Avedon, (Woman Factory Worker on Her Birthday), Hasselblad Centre Housekeeping like engineering like engineering Size: 28 x 42 inches this poster is in very good overall condition (with some very minor ruffles on the bottom right Date: 1991

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