Photographic Gallery: Roger Hutchings

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Photographic Gallery: Roger Hutchings

by TheartsdeskTuesday, 01 September 2009

Roger Hutchings photographs Olafur Eliasson's The Weather Project at the Tate Modern in late 2003 and fashion designer Giorgio Armani for the book Armani: Backstage, 2002

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