The Empire On Which the Sun Never Sets Edition:Special With "Untitled Rhondda Valley 2000" Print Once there was a boy
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Once there was a boy
The 'tank man' in Tiananmen Square
Damage to top and bottom of spine
My Own Story by Luciano Pavarotti
Here Sternfeld develops traits that appear in his mature work: irony
The Empire On Which the Sun Never Sets Edition:Special With "Untitled Rhondda Valley 2000" Print Once there was a boyFirst edition of The Empire On Which the Sun Never Sets by Bruce Gilden (2025) Specifications Hardback with gold dust jacket 300 x 230 mm 108 pages 54 images In a limited edition of 750 copies About the Special edition with Prints Each print is in an edition of 20 numbered and stamped copies Signed and numbered by Bruce Gilden on verso Printed on Hahnemhle Photo Rag Baryta 315 gsm 28 x 19 cm 11" x 7" 1. 5 cm 0. 6" white border Please note that the
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