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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Sir Isaiah Berlin by Sir Lawrence Gowing at National Portrait Gallery, Britain

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Labels: Isaiah Berlin, Lawrence Gowing, national portrait gallery britain, painting, portraiture,

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I'm a professional artist, specializing in realistic portraiture and conceptual photography and collage. I also do illustration under the name St. Rhinocéros. See more of my work at cianapullen.com and follow me on Instagram @St.Rhinoceros and Pinterest @Ciana Pullen.

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