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Mandorla

2005
József Zalavári
József Zalaváriindustrial designer, sculptor
Identifier
AS0044125
Keywords
sculpturevisual arts2000s21st centurystatue
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fém plasztika, 0,2 cm acél

18x20x19 cm

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