Out of Touch

With the mechanisation of mining, it was no longer necessary to harvest the ebony seams by hand and so the tactile nature of industry was transformed.
Object no :
EAPG087n
Collection :
The Legacy
Creator :
Iain Brown
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
NA
Materials :
photograph
Location :
NA
Accession number :
NA
Copyright :
The Artist
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