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Collection of 200 photographic exhibition prints

Tony Ray-Jones, 1966–1971

National Science and Media Museum, Bradford

Tony Ray-Jones is best known for 'A Day Off, an English Journal' in which he depicted Britain at leisure. His American training sharpened his perception and meant that his work influenced a whole generation of British photographers.

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Title of artwork, date

Collection of 200 photographic exhibition prints, 1966–1971

Date supported

1993

Medium and material

Photographs

Grant

6000

Total cost

60000

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