Null LORENZO QUINN (1966). "HANDS"
青铜雕塑,大理石底座。
约 15.5x34x15 厘米。
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LORENZO QUINN (1966). "HANDS" 青铜雕塑,大理石底座。 约 15.5x34x15 厘米。

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LORENZO QUINN (1966). "HANDS" 青铜雕塑,大理石底座。 约 15.5x34x15 厘米。

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