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Ralph Rumney

Ralph Rumney (5 June 1934 – 6 March 2002) was an English artist, born in Newcastle upon Tyne. At the age of 2 he moved with his family to Halifax where his father was an Anglican vicar.

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related to References · 15
Ralph Rumney → Alan Woods, Alison Dunhill, Editions Allia, Guy Atkins, Gérard Berreby, ISBN, La Vie, Malcolm Imrie, Manchester University Press, Michèle Bernstein, Rumney's, The Consul, The Map Is Not, The Territory, Verso
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Ralph Rumney → Art MonthlyRalph Rumney, David Wise, Hidden Connections, Obituary, Rambling Parentheses, Ruminations, Rumney

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Ralph Rumneyrelated to External linksObituary0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to External linksRumney0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to External linksArt MonthlyRalph Rumney0.60section
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Ralph Rumneyrelated to External linksRuminations0.60section
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Ralph Rumneyrelated to External linksDavid Wise0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to ReferencesThe Map Is Not0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to ReferencesThe Territory0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to ReferencesAlan Woods0.60section
Ralph Rumneyrelated to ReferencesManchester University Press0.60section
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