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Paul Van Hoeydonck | Cybernetic head | Installation available for sale on www.composition.gallery

mixed media installation - reproduced with picture in "SPACE ART, Paul Van Hoeydonck" - by Marcel Fryns - pg 132

Artwork Copyright © Paul Van Hoeydonck

Cybernetic head, 1968

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mixed media installation - reproduced with picture in "SPACE ART, Paul Van Hoeydonck" - by Marcel Fryns - pg 132

Artwork Copyright © Paul Van Hoeydonck

Paul Van Hoeydonck

Arianne, 1966

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Mixed Media

EUR 14,250

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