Brian May and Elena Vidal

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Time Out says

Between Queen gigs, Brian May is an academic and a lifelong stereograph enthusiast. He and photographic historian and conservator Elena Vidal have painstakingly excavated exquisite stereo photographs of an Oxfordshire village, taken by TR Williams in the 1850s. The result is a book, 'A Village Lost And Found: Into an Extraordinary Stereoscopic World'. For this presentation, 3D viewers will be supplied to the audience.

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