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HASSAN, Mohamed (Photographer)

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Art

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NMW A 57697

Creation/Production

HASSAN, Mohamed

Role: Photographer

Place: Wales

Period: 2019

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h(in) paper:18

w(in) paper:24

Techniques

Archival pigment print

Material

Photographic paper

Location

In store

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Ffotograff | Photograph Gweithiau ar bapur | Works on paper Celf Gain | Fine Art 31_CADP_Oct_23 CADP content Photography Landscape Active in the 21st Century

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