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This is the front cover for the CD, Album Colours by the artist Mark Norman. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to the label, Magik Muzik, or the graphic artist, Jeroen Vos.
front cover from the second studio album "Colours" by Mark de Jong & Norman Lenden under the alias Mark Norman.

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Colours (Mark Norman album)

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