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Barikád: A forradalmak emlékműve

2003–2004
László Lakner
László Laknerpainter and graphic artist
Identifier
AS1051731
Keywords
installationvisual arts2000s21st century
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változó méret, könyv: újságpapír, karton, kötél, fonal, homok; nyél: kötél fa, fehér faenyv
Ludwig Múzeum Budapest – Kortárs Művészeti Múzeum

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