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Edition of 12 unique painted plaster-casts with individual worked over “snake’s heads” - cast: ca. 32 x 30 x 7 cm - box: ca. 40 x 36 x 10 cm Inside is a loose 2-colour-print (signed, numbered, titled) as a certificate the snakestone-item is monogr., titled, numbered in white on the backside the box has on it's lid a label after the artist's sketch. The Snakestone is wrapped in a woven cotton blanket.
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Edition of 12 unique painted plaster-casts with individual worked over “snake’s heads” - cast: ca. 32 x 30 x 7 cm - box: ca. 40 x 36 x 10 cm Inside is a loose 2-colour-print (signed, numbered, titled) as a certificate the snakestone-item is monogr., titled, numbered in white on the backside the box has on it's lid a label after the artist's sketch. The Snakestone is wrapped in a woven cotton blanket.
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