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Tony Wilson, Manchester, 1990 – Richard Davis – Print
£50.00 – £170.00
Portrait of Factory Records Supremo and Cultural Catalyst Anthony H. (Tony) Wilson, Manchester, 1990 by Richard Davis.
- Exclusive to British Culture Archive.
- Edition: Open Edition.
- Print Type: C-Type Print.
- Paper Type: Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper.
- Print Sizes: A2 | A3 | A4 (inclusive of small white border).
Photo © Richard Davis / British Culture Archive, all rights reserved.
About the Photographer | Richard Davis
Richard Davis (b.1965) is a British Social Documentary and Portrait Photographer from Birmingham, UK.
Richard moved to Manchester in 1988 to study photography at the city’s Polytechnic. He was in the right place at the right time, to document not only the music explosion of Madchester but also the comedy/spoken word boom which saw the introduction of the likes of Frank Sidebottom, Caroline Aherne, Steve Coogan and Lemn Sissay.
Richard lived in Hulme, Europe’s largest public housing development at the time. Many of Richard’s photos document the everyday life on the estate, dominated by four large Brutalist-inspired crescent-shaped housing blocks.
In the last few years, Richard has had his photographs exhibited by the British Culture Archive in London, Manchester and Berlin and a series of books published by Café Royal Books.
| Print Sizes | Small A4 Print (29.7 x 21 cm) – £50.00, Standard A3 Print (42.0 x 29.7 cm) – £90.00, Large A2 Print (59.4 x 42.0 cm) – £170.00 |
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| Print Type | Exclusive Open Edition |
| Paper | Fuji Crystal Archive Matte Paper |
| Packaging | Our smaller prints are packed flat using professional art packaging, our larger prints are carefully rolled in a sturdy tube. All items are thoroughly checked and packaged to ensure they reach you in pristine condition. |
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