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Arizona 250 GT Ron Radford and Shiva #1

2011
Richard Larter

computer generated image, synthetic polymer paint and gel-glitters on polyester canvas (support: 180.0 cm x 120.0 cm)
Arizona 250 GT Ron Radford and Shiva #1

Collection: National Portrait Gallery
Gift of the artist 2013
© Richard Larter/Copyright Agency, 2022

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Artist and subject

Richard Larter (age 82 in 2011)

Ron Radford AM (age 62 in 2011)

Subject professions

Visual arts and crafts

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Richard Larter (2 portraits)

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