Eighteen years ago hundreds of photographs of fruit, vegetables and flowers turned up in a London market. A dealer bought them for a song and saved them from the rubbish tip. Today, they are acknowledged as works of genius, the creations of a reclusive Victorian gardener, Charles Jones, and each print is valued at thousands.
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