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Bernard Buffet, Color Lithograph, Clown Head, 32/120
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One of the artist's depictions of clown heads, this 1960s color lithograph is signed and numbered in pencil on the lower left: Bernard Buffet 32/120.
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Dimensions
W. 25.75 in; H. 35.25 in; D. 1.25 in; W. 65.41 cm; H. 89.54 cm; D. 3.18 cm;
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Located in Boston’s up-and-coming Dorchester neighborhood, Machine Age houses New England’s largest collection of twentieth-century furniture, lighting, & objects d’art. For 30 years, we have been offering a comprehensive but highly edited assemblage of American & European pieces from the 1930s through the 1990s. Aesthetically, the work marries modernism’s clarity of line & embrace of experimentation with a refined craftsmanship.
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