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Title: Sandy and Friend, South Bank
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Work Type:	photography
Date of work:	1983
Materials:	medium: gelatin-silver print notes: framed
Inscriptions:	text: Sandy Venice is in the 'Commercial' pub with Elsie early afternoon. We were drinking from pub's opening that morning. Sandy got a black eye the night before getting my cameras back (look at his knuckles). I used to buy him a beer for looking after me and my cameras when I got into a state. We were all in a state the night before - good days. Graham Smith. text type: caption author: artist position: original mount, verso
Measurements:	depth: 3.1 cm extent: framed size width: 83.7 cm extent: framed size height: 74.3 cm extent: framed size height: 51 cm extent: image size width: 41 cm extent: image size
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Description:	inscribed by the artist on original mount verso, and additional image supplied with further text inscribed image verso. Text reads: "Dave. Sandy and Friend took just before or after the one I use. The black eye was from the night before when he had some trouble getting a camera back for me, that had took a walk." The black eye is more clearly visible in second image.... [MORE] [LESS] inscribed by the artist on original mount verso, and additional image supplied with further text inscribed image verso. Text reads: "Dave. Sandy and Friend took just before or after the one I use. The black eye was from the night before when he had some trouble getting a camera back for me, that had took a walk." The black eye is more clearly visible in second image....

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