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Limited edition fine art prints new for Autumn 2023 by The View Collective

The View Collective

The View Collective consists of women whose lives have been affected by the criminal justice system. We have published a set of limited edition fine art giclée prints, created by Redcliffe Fine Arts in Bristol. Each one is signed and numbered, in limited editions of 5 Their art depicts how they see themselves or how they have captured specific moments in their lives.

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