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Ole Kandelin (Finnish, 1920-1947), The Rope-Dancer, 1944. Oil on cardboard, 70 × 50 cm. Ateneum, Helsinki
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Ole Kandelin (Finnish, 1920-1947), The Rope-Dancer, 1944. Oil on cardboard, 70 × 50 cm. Ateneum, Helsinki
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‘After a few steps, I realised the wire wasn’t well rigged but thought, “It’s safe enough”’ – Shocking Images of Philippe Petit's Twin Towers Tightrope Walk, 1974
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