Null Jorge Jiménez Deredia | 1954

TOWARDS THE FUTURE, 1996
lost wax bronze cast…

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Jorge Jiménez Deredia | 1954 TOWARDS THE FUTURE, 1996 lost wax bronze casting, specimen 3/8, height 55 cm. Signed and numbered at the base: Jiménez Deredia 3/8 Provenance Montecatini Terme, Turelli Gallery; Cesano Boscone, Arch. Ambrogio Sacchi Collection. Exhibitions Montecatini Terme, Galleria Turelli, Jiménez Deredia, Solo exhibition of sculptures, May 1 to October 31, 1997. Work accompanied by certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

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Jorge Jiménez Deredia | 1954 TOWARDS THE FUTURE, 1996 lost wax bronze casting, specimen 3/8, height 55 cm. Signed and numbered at the base: Jiménez Deredia 3/8 Provenance Montecatini Terme, Turelli Gallery; Cesano Boscone, Arch. Ambrogio Sacchi Collection. Exhibitions Montecatini Terme, Galleria Turelli, Jiménez Deredia, Solo exhibition of sculptures, May 1 to October 31, 1997. Work accompanied by certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

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