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Item Ships From: Missouri
Dennis Clive "Zeppelin Terminal" Large Table top Earthenware / Ceramic Sculpture
Located in Kansas City, MO
"Zeppelin Terminal" by Dennis Clive, 1976. Take a close look at the details in these photos. This piece is very striking in person. A skelatal truck of ribs and bones in clay. Glazed signature and title to each element ‘Clive Zeppelin Terminal’. Impressed date and number to each element ‘028 76’. exhibited: Dennis Clive: Trucks, 1-29 April 1978, Allan Stone...
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1970s American Modern Vintage Missouri - Sculptures

Materials

Earthenware

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