Eileen Cooper RA, Jig, 2001.
Pen and ink, pastel and conté crayon on natural japanese paper. 535 mm x 400 mm. © The Artist. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photographer: Justin Piperger.
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Jig, 2001
Eileen Cooper RA (b. 1953)
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