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Princess Diana, Paris

Artist: Mario Testino (Peruvian, active England, born 1954)

Shaft I

Artist: Paul Seawright (British, born 1965)

Untitled (Wasp in Aspic), from the series Common Sense

Artist: Martin Parr (British, born 1952)

Untitled (Pink Pudding), from the series Common Sense

Artist: Martin Parr (British, born 1952)

Untitled (Double Frieze Polaroid #1)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Double Frieze Polaroid #2)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Frieze, No. 3, Two Panels, or Untitled (Double Frieze Polaroid #3)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Double Frieze Polaroid #4)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Double Frieze Polaroid #5)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Four Paneled Frieze Polaroid #1)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Four Paneled Frieze Polaroid #2)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled study for Self Portrait (Frieze No. 4, Three panels)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Cone to mark night becoming day

Artist: Andy Goldsworthy (British, born 1956)

Cone to mark night becoming day

Artist: Andy Goldsworthy (British, born 1956)

Feather That Went to the Top of Everest (in the Jacket of Rebecca Stevens, the First British Woman to Climb Mount Everest), from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange (Truth and Beauty)

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Feather that went to the South Pole (In the sleeping bag of Sir Ranulph Fiennes on his trip across Antarctica), from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Feather from Benjamin Franklin's Attic (With thanks to the Benjamin Franklin Museum), from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Feather from Freud's Pillow (from his couch) (With thanks to the Freud Museum), from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Raven Feather from the Tower of London, from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Feather from a Wandering Albatross (with Thanks to the British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge), from the series Up, Down, Charm, Strange (Truth and Beauty)

Artist: Cornelia Parker (British, b. 1956)

Self Portrait (Legs, Front, three panels II)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Self Portrait (Upside Down #1)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Untitled (Three Paneled Frieze)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

Self Portrait (Reclining Figure, Two Panels No. 2)

Artist: John Coplans (British, 1920–2003)

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