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Creator: Jon Krawczyk
Jon Krawczyk Abstract Mobile Desk Sculpture, 1995
By Jon Krawczyk 1
Located in Miami, FL
Postmodern contemporary metal desk or table sculpture with hanging mobile by artist Jon Krawzcynk, 1995. Signed and dated.
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1990s American Modern Jon Krawczyk
Materials
Steel
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