Jean Derval

Plat en céramique, visage de femme

2006

Glazed ceramic signed the face opens and closes to give way to an inner space

1997 6 x 30 x 29 cm Ceramic signed on the back

Unique Piece, Signed

Glazed ceramic black and red

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