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Anonymous Surrealist sculptor, late 20th century, large, multi-part sculpture, iron and clay, heavy arch as base, into which five extra-long chairs are inserted, on which various grotesque heads made of light clay rest, h. 127 cm

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Anonymous Surrealist sculptor, late 20th century, large, multi-part sculpture, iron and clay, heavy arch as base, into which five extra-long chairs are inserted, on which various grotesque heads made of light clay rest, h. 127 cm

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