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Shattered Clubbers - Camden, 1989

Two clubbers awake in the street after the nights fun on a pavement in Camden, London. Photograph by Shirley Baker *EDITORIAL USE ONLY - PICTURE MUST ONLY BE REPRODUCED IN RELATION TO ITS ORIGINAL CONTEXT / SUBJECT MATTER*

Picture No
10270627
Media ID
47853610
Size
6019px x 4054px (4.0MB)
Credit
© Estate of Shirley Baker / Mary Evans Picture Library
Usage Restrictions
EDITORIAL USE ONLY. For non-editorial use and cover use please contact Mary Evans before ordering
Source
Photograph by Shirley Baker
Date
1989

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