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Period: 1990s
236.5˚ Arc x 4, Rolled Steel Sculpture by Bernar Venet
Located in Long Island City, NY
A large indoor/outdoor welded iron sculpture by Bernar Venet circa 1990. An iconic modern art sculpture of iron with black patina, title stamped ...
Category

Conceptual 1990s Sculptures

Materials

Steel

To With Any To #1
Located in San Francisco, CA
Richard Tuttle acrylic on fir plywood
Category

1990s Sculptures

Materials

Plywood, Acrylic

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