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- Inaki Beguiristain
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- Berkhout - Nicholson
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New Acquisitions
Friday, 19 May 2023
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John Brown, former CEO of Light Impressions Europe, whose Holographic Developments Ltd was one of the first companies to promote holography in the UK back in the 1970s, has donated 25 holograms to the Jonathan Ross Collection, including works by Margaret Benyon, Jonathan Brodel, Adrian Lines, Peter Miller, Edwina Orr, Martin Richardson and Walter Spierings.
And Kate Copestake, widow of designer Kevin Bulmer, has donated a selection of lenticulars, foil holograms and nickel shims for images designed by her late husband, who worked with companies such as Opsec and Colour Holographic.
Over the next few weeks pieces from these donations will begin to appear in the collection sections.
Now added to the catalogue:
5 works by Walter Spierings
3 works by Jonathan Brodel
1 work by Martin Richardson
2 works by Peter Miller