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Creator: Mary Regat
Original Bronze Puffin Bird Statue Entitled Showtime by Mary and Jacques Regat
By Mary Regat
Located in Tustin, CA
Captivating, original polychrome bronze sculpture on a pivoting black marble base entitled "Showtime" by artist duo, Jacques and Mary Regat. Sculpture features a single Puffin bird standing on a rock with its' wings outspread. This is a limited edition bronze of only 100 pieces made. Signed by both artists on the rock, dated 2004 and numbered 81/100. A similar Puffin bronze...
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21st Century and Contemporary American Other Mary Regat Furniture
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Bronze River Otter Sculpture Entitled "Giselle" by Jacques & Mary Regat
By Mary Regat
Located in San Diego, CA
Limited edition bronze river otter sculpture entitled "Giselle" by Jacques & Mary Regat of Alaska, circa 2011. This piece has amazing detail and weight...
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21st Century and Contemporary Austrian Mary Regat Furniture
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