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Image Not Available for A scene from the stage play Apocalisse in 1973 starring Paolo and Lucia Poli
A scene from the stage play Apocalisse in 1973 starring Paolo and Lucia Poli
Image Not Available for A scene from the stage play Apocalisse in 1973 starring Paolo and Lucia Poli

A scene from the stage play Apocalisse in 1973 starring Paolo and Lucia Poli

Date1973-1973
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 22.7 x 29.6 cm (9 x 11 5/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2022/4081
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for A scene from the stage play Apocalisse in 1973 starring Paolo and Lucia Poli
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Photograph
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1969-1979
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Image Not Available for Prominent Communist politicians walk in a sombre line after the funeral of Pietro Secchia, an important member of the Italian Communist Party, who died after a long illness in July 1973. From left, they are Paolo Bufalini, Giancarlo Pajetta, Armando Cossutta, Umberto Terracini, Enrico Berlinguer and Emilio Sereni
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1973-1973
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1974-1974
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1974-1974
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Image Not Available for Film still of Anita Pallenberg starring as The Great Tyrant in 'Barbarella'
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Image Not Available for English actress Lynn Redgrave, on the set of spaghetti-western, 'Long Live Your Death' (aka Don't Turn the Other Cheek!, originally titled Viva la muerte... tua!) starring Franco Nero
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Image Not Available for English actress Lynn Redgrave, on the set of spaghetti-western, 'Long Live Your Death' (aka Don't Turn the Other Cheek!, originally titled Viva la muerte... tua!) starring Franco Nero
English actress Lynn Redgrave, on the set of spaghetti-western, 'Long Live Your Death' (aka Don't Turn the Other Cheek!, originally titled Viva la muerte... tua!) starring Franco Nero
1969-1971
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