1990s Sculptures
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Cubist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Rubber
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Rubber
Cubist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Expressionist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Neo-Expressionist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Modern 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Stone
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Dada 1990s Sculptures
Metal, Steel
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Found Objects
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Modern 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Neo-Expressionist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Neo-Expressionist 1990s Sculptures
Wood, Paint
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Silver, Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Metal
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Bronze, Silver
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Modern 1990s Sculptures
Clay, Glaze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Post-Modern 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Conceptual 1990s Sculptures
Epoxy Resin, Oil
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Expressionist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Modern 1990s Sculptures
Mosaic
Pop Art 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Ceramic
Pop Art 1990s Sculptures
Oil, Wood
Modern 1990s Sculptures
Wood
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Surrealist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Wire
Abstract 1990s Sculptures
Marble, Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Cubist 1990s Sculptures
Limestone
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Plexiglass, Epoxy Resin
Folk Art 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Abstract Geometric 1990s Sculptures
Terracotta, Acrylic
Contemporary 1990s Sculptures
Steel
Realist 1990s Sculptures
Bronze
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