Tribute To Diana

Thu., Aug. 27, 1998

Artist Peter Max signs posters of paintings he made of Diana, Princess of Wales, at his studio in New York on Wednesday. Max based his paintings on the pictures of British Royal Family photographer Tim Graham and will auction them via the Internet to benefit the Red Cross and Red Crescent societies worldwide at http://www.dianacollection.com.

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