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Signed Hockney print found in a book sells for £41K

BBC News 18 July 2026, 09:10 UTC 1h ago

Signed Hockney print found in a book sells for £41K — BBC News

The print, found in a book donated to a Salvation Army shop, is snapped up by an anonymous bidder.

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