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17-07-12, 13:22
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Large prints
I have a self portrait in an exhibition 200 Faces, it is printed to a large size from an image I sent via email. The curator is unable to give me any information on who made the prints for this exhibition. Can anyone provide
any clues. 
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17-07-12, 14:38
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Have you tried asking who ever you sent the email too?
Why are you trying to find out? Is it so that you can have one made to that size for your own benefit? www.photobox.co.uk can make poster prints up to 20 x 30 www.onevisionimaging.com can offer prints up to 40 x 60 
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17-07-12, 15:34
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Large prints
The curator said that she was not allowed to give specific information on who had made the prints. There are certain images I have that would benefit from the impact of a large size. They are monochrome. Perhaps I will visit
Fotospeed, they are very clued-up about such things.
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