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Creator: Harriet Hochberg
Midcentury Figurative Woman in Bronze Entitled "Pondering" by Harriet Hochberg
By Harriet Hochberg
Located in San Diego, CA
Midcentury figurative nude woman in bronze on wood base entitled "Pondering" by Harriet Hochberg, circa 1979. The piece has a wonderful vontage patina and measures: 7.625" D x 9.5" W...
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Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Harriet Hochberg Furniture
Materials
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