Lorenzo Ciompi Vases and Vessels
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Creator: Lorenzo Ciompi
Sculptural Breccia Medicea Marble "Pandora" Vase by Lorenzo Ciompi, 2021
By Lorenzo Ciompi
Located in Rome, IT
Sculptural hand made vase, "Pandora" by Lorenzo Ciompi for Compendio Gallery, 2021
fine breccia medicea marble, finely polished
ice bucket or ...
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian Lorenzo Ciompi Vases and Vessels
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Breccia Marble
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