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Portrait of Johnson Pilton Walker, Inside the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 25 Hours 31 minutes, 22-23rd of May 2009

2009 (printed 2010)
Ingvar Kenne

type C photographs on paper (dimensions variable)
Richard Johnson 23 May 2009 3:07PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Adrian Pilton 23 May 2009 4:49PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Jeff Walker 23 May 2009 10:24 AM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Graeme Dix 23 May 2009 6:52 AM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Kiong Lee 23 May 2009 1:15PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Paul van Ratingen 23 May 2009 5:05 PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
Johnson Pilton Walker 22 May 2009 3:18 PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne
National Portrait Gallery, Canberra 22 May 2009 4:15 PM, 2009 (printed 2010) Ingvar Kenne

Purchased with funds provided by the Circle of Friends 2009
© Ingvar Kenne

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Artist and subject

Ingvar Kenne (age 44 in 2009)

Johnson Pilton Walker

Richard Johnson

Adrian Pilton

Jeff Walker

Graeme Dix

Kiong Lee

Paul van Ratingen

Subject professions

Architecture, design and fashion

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