File:Tom Stoneham.jpg

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English: Tom Stoneham's inaugural lecture, November 2009
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Paul Clarke    wikidata:Q20202034
 
Description British photographer
http://paulclarke.com/ (Flickr)
Work period 1991-
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Great Britain, Worldwide
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