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Society of Architect Artists
The Society of Architect Artists exhibition opens at the RIBA today (Thursday), and continues until 6 March. Shown here from top left (clockwise): Reflex 3 by Stephen Bragg; Sonny Boy Williamson and The Bull, both by Graham Noble; Landscape, Andalucia by Paul Hains; and Passage, by Noel Isherwood.
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