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09-08-2009, 02:59 PM
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I sold the piece intact in my November, 2006 auction. I am unable to scan but I can describe it to you: the eleven CdV's were laid out on a mount roughly in the shape of a clock, with Harry Wright placed in the center and the other ten players in a circle. Then a mat with eleven oval apertures was placed on top. The result was a composite of the team.
The reason many of them have clipped corners is that they original photographer had trouble fitting them in the circle. The piece was quite beautiful as a display. I think it was greatly compromised when it was broken up, but that was what the owner chose to do. 
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