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collection owner: Bern Schwartz

‘Kenneth Clark’, portrait photograph by Bern Schwartz

7 April 1977

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Title
‘Kenneth Clark’, portrait photograph by Bern Schwartz
Date
7 April 1977
Medium
Photograph, digital print on paper
Dimensions
508 × 609 mm
Description
Taken at Clark's home, The Albany, Piccadilly, London.
Format
Photograph - print
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Gifted to the Tate Americas Foundation by the Bern Schwartz Foundation
Reference
TGA 201723/5

Archive context

  • Five portrait photographs by Bern Schwartz TGA 201723 (5)
    • ‘Kenneth Clark’, portrait photograph by Bern Schwartz TGA 201723/5
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