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Taking place 23 October 1994, Stonewall is the largest British charity for lesbian, gay and bisexual equality. Founded in 1988 to protest against the Section 28 amendment, which banned local authorities from promoting homosexuality, Stonewall went from strength to strength and in 1994 they hosted the first of seven Stonewall Equality shows at the Royal Albert Hall.
This event was attended by Labour leader, Tony Blair and the actor Richard Gere who got up on stage to squash rumours that he was gay by announcing that he was a lesbian. Other guests included Vivienne Westwood, Stephen Fry, Chris Smith MP, and Cheri Blair.
Find out more about this event here.
MATERIALS
Matte smooth fine art paper
250gsm
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Please note, framed prints are currently only available to UK postcodes.
Overall size of this product is 30 × 40 cm.
The image area of the print measures 22 × 31 cm.