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Tom Murray 'Flower Power Ii' Limited Edition Beatles Print 193/195 Signed & Coa

Original price £900.00 - Original price £900.00
Original price
£900.00
£900.00 - £900.00
Current price £900.00

FLOWER POWER II

Tom Murray (American, b.1953), The Beatles, Mad Day Out - Summer of ’68, chromogenic Giclée print, framed and glazed.
Issued in a limited edition of only 195 of which this is number 193.
Signed and numbered by the photographer in pencil. Certificate of authenticity verso.
Image measures 41.3cm x 61cm and the frame 71cm x 87cm. Print appears in original, untouched condition with strong colours. Some minor storage marks to frame.
Please refer to illustrations.

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