Big Bertha comes to Lees
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SKU: Big Bertha comes to Lees
Categories: Helen Bradley Lim Prints, Helen Bradley
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Helen Bradley MBE Limited edition print
Big Bertha comes to Lees
Images size 17″ x 23″ (inches) Edition copies 750 (1976)
Signed by the artist and stamped by the Fine Arts Guild
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