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Timeless II. “…the timeless glimmers into the temporal world.” (Sándor Weöres) – Reflected through a Life Path

2013
Katalin Katona
Katalin Katonagoldsmith
Identifier
AS0001475
Keywords
sculptureapplied and design arts2010s21st century
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