Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA, Fafner, LXII.
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping. 505 mm x 525 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photographer: Prudence Cuming Associates Limited.
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Fafner, LXII
Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA (b. 1951)
RA Collection: Art
505 mm x 525 mm
Associated works of art
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
Siegfried, LXI
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
Siegfried and Fafner, LXIII
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
Brünnhilde, LXV
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
The Valkyrie, LXIV
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
The Rainbow Bridge, LX
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
Brünnhilde III, LXVII
Photogravure with etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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Sir Christopher Le Brun PPRA
Brünnhilde II, LXVI
Photogravure, etching, aquatint, burnishing and scraping
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