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題名
  • From cube to ball and back again (揃物名)
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材料 | 手法
Measurements
  • 縦幅: 18 cm
  • 横幅: 24 cm
  • Rahmen - 縦幅: 20 cm
  • 横幅: 26 cm
  • Tiefe: 3 cm
作品番号
  • KI 23084-12
Acquisition
  • purchase , 2015
Department
  • Contemporary Art Collection
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  • 25.04.2026

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