File:Ofili-Turquesa.jpg

426 x 500 pixels (63.9KB). Low resolution, fair use image of Mono Turqesa by Chris Ofili, 1999-2002. From Tate Gallery web site: [1] © Courtesy Chris Ofili - Afroco and Victoria Miro Gallery. Photo: Dave Lambert, Rod Tidnam

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