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John Plumb

Preston 1, 1961
Acrylic with PVC tapes on board
48 x 48 in
122 x 122 cm
Signed, titled and dated '61' (on the reverse)
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Provenance

Private Collection

Exhibitions

Hull, Ferens Art Gallery, John Plumb, 1965, cat. no.8

Coventry, Herbert Art Gallery, Metamorphosis: Figure into Abstract - The Sir Albert Centenary Exhibition, 1966, cat. no.56


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