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Diamond, age 8. As the police arrested his father, Diamond said ''I hate you for hitting my mother!'', Minneapolis

FERRATO, Donna

© Donna Ferrato/Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

From the series ''Living With The Enemy''

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Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 55794

Creation/Production

FERRATO, Donna

Date: 1988

Acquisition

Gift, 25/4/2017

Donated by David Hurn, 2017

Measurements

(): h(cm) image size:30.5

(): h(cm)

(): w(cm) image size:45.8

(): w(cm)

(): h(cm) paper size:43.1

(): w(cm) paper size:56

Techniques

gelatin silver print

Material

Photographic paper

Location

In store

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