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Creator: Manuela Zervudachi
"Efforts Reward" Bronze Sculpture with Stone Base by Manuela Zervudachi, 2007
By Manuela Zervudachi
Located in New York, NY
Bronze sculpture titled " Efforts Reward" by the European artist Manuela Zervudachi. Signed and numbered 5/8. Dated 2007. A cone like sculpture of s...
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21st Century and Contemporary French Organic Modern Manuela Zervudachi Furniture
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Bronze
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