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Mrs Horne

DRURY, Paul

© Paul Drury/Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

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Details

Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 2715

Creation/Production

DRURY, Paul

Date:

Acquisition

Purchase, 5/7/1989

Measurements

(): h(cm) plate size:22.4

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(): w(cm) plate size:17.9

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(): h(in) plate size:8 13/16

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(): w(in) plate size:7

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(): h(cm) sheet size:28.8

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(): w(cm) sheet size:22.9

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(): h(in) sheet size:11 5/16

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(): w(in) sheet size:9

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Techniques

Etching

Intaglio printing

prints

Fine Art - works on paper

Material

ink

pencil

Paper

Location

In store

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