Bounty : a case of preposterous optimism : an exhibition centred around the voyage of the Bounty from London to Tahiti in 1787 to collect breadfruit plants to grow as food for the African slaves in the West Indies
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- author: Cuillin Bantock
- publication date: 2007
- book publisher: Art in Perpetuity Trust
- book series: unknown
- book subjects: Art, Modern-21st century-Exhibitions, History in art-Exhibitions
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