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“Clean Machines,” 1987, two soap boxes IAN LOGAN - “Clean Machines,” 1987. A playful presentation of two hinged, lithographed tin soap boxes shaped like stylized American cars: one is blue with a red roof on a green background; the other is green with bull horns on the fenders and a purple background, featuring figurative drivers at the windows. Each contains its original bar of soap wrapped in plastic, marked “Ian Logan.” Designed by Ian Logan and Paul Allan, 1987. A playful, humorous pop design object. 6.5 × 2 × 4 cm each.
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