William Packer. Still Life | The Piers Feetham Gallery London, catalogue and private view invitation, 2004

William Packer. Still Life | The Piers Feetham Gallery London, catalogue and private view invitation, 2004

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William Packer. Still Life | The Piers Feetham Gallery London, catalogue and private view invitation, 2004William Packer. Still Life. Catalogue and private view invite to accompany the exhibition held at The Piers Feetham Gallery between 20 May and 7 June 2004. 15 x 15 cm Slight marks to cover. Please see photos. Unpaginated

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