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'Ballade Urbaine' wall sculpture in concrete by Duccio Maria Gambi, Italy, 2022
$ 4,800
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Description
Duccio Maria Gambi, modular wall sculpture in painted concrete.
The work is made up of three panels, to be hung in sequence, which represent a geometric subject.
It is part of a broader project, on which the artist/designer works, in which cement is no longer considered a mere construction material, but is 'ennobled' and used as a material for decorative objects, works of art, or furniture. -
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Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity Origin: Italy Period: New Materials: Concrete Condition: New. New Creation Date: 2022 Styles / Movements: Modern, Contemporary Dealer Reference #: DUGA0122 Incollect Reference #: 690264 -
Dimensions
W. 43.31 in; H. 62.6 in; D. 1.18 in; W. 110 cm; H. 159 cm; D. 3 cm;
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