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Martin Sharp - Graceland, 2013

by Jon Lewis

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2014 Finalist

Martin Sharp - Graceland, 2013

Artist Martin Sharp surrounded by first-nighters at the exhibition 'Graceland: A reprise of Giorgio de Chirico's Song of love' at Damien Minton Gallery, 6 August 2013.

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2014
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