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Artist: Alain Ramie
"Egg (rust-color), " Small Orange & Black Ceramic Sculpture by Alain Ramie
By Alain Ramie
Located in Milwaukee, WI
"Egg (rust color)" by Alain Ramie is a ceramic sculpture of an egg, as the title might suggest. The rust and black striped surface has a glossy finish.
Ar...
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1970s Post-Modern Alain Ramie Art
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"Egg, " Blue-gray Ceramic Egg with Diamond Pattern by Alain Ramie
By Alain Ramie
Located in Milwaukee, WI
"Egg" is an original ceramic sculpture by Alain Ramie. It is 2 3/4" high and was created around 1974. Alain Ramie created ceramic sculptures in the shape o...
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1970s Other Art Style Alain Ramie Art
Materials
Ceramic
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