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Creator: Richard X Zawitz
Mid-Century Polished Chrome Kinetic "Tangle" Sculpture by Richard X Zawitz
By Richard X Zawitz
Located in New York, NY
This highly dynamic and brilliantly designed Mid-Century Modernist Kinetic "Tangle" Sculpture in Polished Chrome is by Richard X Zawitz and originates from the United States, 1982. F...
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1980s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Richard X Zawitz
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Chrome
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