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Philippe Pallafray
12 Inch Cube Red 1/10

2020

$3,000List Price

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Slender - tall, modern, abstract, contemporary, aluminum outdoor sculpture
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Tabula Rasa 1 - red, contemporary, abstract, powder coated steel, wall sculpture
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Sword of No Sword 6 - black, abstract, powder coated steel, wall sculpture
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In elegant black, this expressive abstract wall sculpture was created by Stefan Duerst. The German born artist’s ethereal work hand forges steel into swirling ribbons that form dynam...
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