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Also to be seen are football-playing nuns, a family living in a pepper pot and the lion that said hello each morning to Emile Zola. Hardcover. Published by Harper Collins 2001
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A collection of images taken over a 90 year period and by an enormous numbr of photographers, accompanied by Ian Harrison’s informative and witty text. An unusual portrait of the nation’s capital – familiar sights in an unfamiliar light; most people would recognise Trafalgar Square, but very few have seen it from Nelson’s point of view, many visitors have seen the chimneys of Battersea Power Station on the skyline but not its cavernous interior, and cettainly not when occupied by a string quartet in hard hats serenading Margaret Thatcher
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Also to be seen are football-playing nuns, a family living in a pepper pot and the lion that said hello each morning to Emile Zola. Hardcover. Published by Harper Collins 2001
Weight | 1.169 kg |
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