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Open Edition Print
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Boys School, photographed by Don Tonge in Bolton in 1974, is part of his wider photographic record of the town during the 1970s.
Don Tonge is a documentary photographer from Bolton whose archive records everyday life from the early 1970s onwards. His photographs of his hometown document its streets, communities and changing surroundings. Other bodies of work include his British seaside photographs and Day at the Races series.
Open Edition Print printed to order by British Culture Archive on Fujifilm Crystal Archive photographic paper. Available in A3, A2 and A1, with a white border included within the paper dimensions. The photograph’s original proportions are preserved. Supplied unframed.
This photograph was previously offered by BCA as a numbered 10 × 12 inch edition on Ilford paper. The Open Edition Print offered here is a separate print format; the earlier numbered format is no longer available through this listing.
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