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Simon Norfolk — King Amanullah’s Victory Arch, Paghman Afghanistan
Simon Norfolk

King Amanullah’s Victory Arch, Paghman Afghanistan

Simon Norfolk's chromogenic print documents King Amanullah's Victory Arch in Paghman, Afghanistan, combining architectural and historical significance. The work reflects Norfolk's interest in war, power, and cultural memory.

Medium
Chromogenic print.
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Auction House · Phillips

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April 6, 2022

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Simon Norfolk, King Amanullah’s Victory Arch, Paghman Afghanistan

Simon Norfolk's chromogenic print documents King Amanullah's Victory Arch in Paghman, Afghanistan, combining architectural and historical significance. The work reflects Norfolk's interest in war, power, and cultural memory.

Medium
Chromogenic print.
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Afghanistan, Paghman, Color Photography, Political, Victory Arch, Chromogenic Print, Simon Norfolk, Architecture, Historical Documentation, Contemporary

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