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stamped with the artist's signature, date 2001, and number 28/150 on the underside painted polyester resin and ceramic, in 2 parts 12 1/2 by 7 by 6 in. 31.8 by 17.8 by 15.3 cm. Executed in 2001, this work is number 28 from an edition of 150 plus 25 EA, published by Gérard Haligon, Paris.
Dancing Couple Vase, 2001
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stamped with the artist's signature, date 2001, and number 28/150 on the underside painted polyester resin and ceramic, in 2 parts 12 1/2 by 7 by 6 in. 31.8 by 17.8 by 15.3 cm. Executed in 2001, this work is number 28 from an edition of 150 plus 25 EA, published by Gérard Haligon, Paris.
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