Finnish design chandelier pair - Turku, Turun Hopea - 1978 - Pointed conical woo…

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Finnish design chandelier pair - Turku, Turun Hopea - 1978 - Pointed conical wooden base, spout at the top over a round eaves bowl. Silver and teak. State stamp, fineness "813H" and others. H. 18.5 cm.

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Finnish design chandelier pair - Turku, Turun Hopea - 1978 -

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FRANCISCO VIDAL (n.1978), Sem título FRANCISCO VIDAL (n.1978), Sem título Técnica mista sobre papel, assinado e datado de 2022. Dim.: 89x59 cm.(moldura 104,5x73,5 cm.). # Francisco Vidal (1978), nasceu em Lisboa e é português, angolano e cabo-verdiano, dividindo a sua vida entre os três países dos quais e natural. É licenciado em Artes Plásticas pela Escola Superior de Artes e Design das Caldas da Rainha e fez um curso de Artes Visuais na Escola de Artes Visuais Maumaus. Realizou, também, um Metrado em Belas Artes na School of Visual Arts da Columbia University, em Nova Iorque. Começou a expor em 2005. As suas obras integram, atualmente, algumas fundações nacionais e internacionais.

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