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              <text> Percy Grainger</text>
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              <text>silver gelatin print.&#13;
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Photo: 21.1 x 16 cm&#13;
Photo and card: 25.2 x 20.2 cm&#13;
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Although taken in a formal studio setting, this photograph was certainly not meant for promotional purposes. Grainger had his portrait taken by Mary Dale Clark on a number of occasions over a period of years including while he was enlisted in the army. Clark was a self-styled mystic who used photography to ‘look for the spirit within’ her sitters.&#13;
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Grainger was aware of the photograph’s capacity to look past the constructed façade and capture the essence of a subject’s psychological and emotional inner-world.</text>
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