Null Ron FERRI (1932-2019)
The bleeding heart
Sculpture in black perspex and red…

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Ron FERRI (1932-2019) The bleeding heart Sculpture in black perspex and red neon Signed and dated 1976 H. 112, W. 50, D. 50 cm

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Ron FERRI (1932-2019) The bleeding heart Sculpture in black perspex and red neon Signed and dated 1976 H. 112, W. 50, D. 50 cm

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