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Reflective Room: Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum

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Reflective Room: Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum. Tyson, Nick (Designer). 2010.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputs › Exhibition

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Tyson, N, Reflective Room: Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum, 2010, Exhibition.

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Tyson, N. (2010). Reflective Room: Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum. Exhibition

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Tyson N. Reflective Room: Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum 2010.

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Tyson, Nick (Designer). / Reflective Room : Summer Pavilion at The Manchester Museum. [Exhibition].

Bibtex

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