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Photograph of Bernard Meninsky taken on a track road at Woodbridge

1932

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Created by: Anonymous
Title: Photograph of Bernard Meninsky taken on a track road at Woodbridge
Date: 1932
Medium: Black and white print
Dimensions: 63 × 90 mm
Format: Photograph - print
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Presented by Nora Meninsky in 1982.
Reference: TGA 8225/5/1/7

Archive context

Personal and financial papers; artworks; writings; correspondence; photographs; publications; and press cuttings relating to Bernard Meninsky and his second wife, Nora (née Barczinsky) TGA 8225 (42)

Photographs TGA 8225/5 (32)

Portrait photographs of Bernard Meninsky TGA 8225/5/1 (14)

Photograph of Bernard Meninsky taken on a track road at Woodbridge TGA 8225/5/1/7

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