Igmar Stuer
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
  • Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s
Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s

12000 €


Monumental bronze sculpture, verdigris patina, on concrete base. Fine hammering work and slender line. France. 1970s.

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Igmar Stuer
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Hofstraat 68 ,
9451 Kerksken
Region: Gent
Country: Belgium
Tel.: +32 (0)476 57 32 70
E-mail: info@igmarstuer.be
Website: www.igmarstuer.be
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Monumental bronze modern sculpture 1970s

Monumental bronze sculpture, verdigris patina, on concrete base. Fine hammering work and slender line. France. 1970s.
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