The End of the Party, Highgate, London, 1955 Jay mcinerney When her mother developed vascular

When her mother developed vascular dementia

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The End of the Party, Highgate, London, 1955 Jay mcinerney When her mother developed vascularGelatin Silver print by Thurston Hopkins (1913 2014), titled The End of the Party, Highgate, London, 1955 Presented in a custom mount. Specifications of The End of the Party, Highgate, London, 1955 Silver Gelatin Print Print size: 30. 5 x 40. 5cm (12" x 16") Image size: 22. 7 x 35. 5cm (9" x 14") Mount size: 40. 5 x 50. 5 cm (16 " x 20") Signed, titled and dated in pencil with artist's credit stamp on verso Printed later UNFRAMED *For framing queries