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"Birdman" With Artificial Wings, London, 1936
"Birdman" With Artificial Wings, London, 1936

"Birdman" With Artificial Wings, London, 1936

Creator Associated Press, German
Mediumgelatin silver print
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
Object number2005/17375
LocationNot currently on display

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