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DETAIL OF PC 284

Solor Archipelago, Adonara, 19th c. to very early 20th
Cotton, hand-spun, fine

Note that detail images will nearly always show some colour deviation from the overall image as a result of the use of lenses with different optical qualities. While efforts have been made to digitally match the colours of overall images and details, in some cases a residual divergence is inevitable.

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