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Tower
Located in Austin, TX
Hammered laminated safety glass
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2010s Other Art Style Sculptures
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Glass
Landric
By Hunt Slonem
Located in Austin, TX
Hand formed and welded aluminum
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4FT Companion (Black)
By KAWS
Located in Austin, TX
Fiber-reinforced plastic
/100
Artist signature stamped to the underside of the feet
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4FT Companion (Grey)
By KAWS
Located in Austin, TX
Fiber-reinforced plastic
/100
Artist signature stamped to the underside of the feet
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Life is Beautiful-Red
By Mr. Brainwash
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COA: This work is accompanied by the official Mr. Brainwash certificate of authenticity with a corresponding serial number and a half dollar bill.
Published by It's A Wonderful World.
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2010s Contemporary Sculptures
Materials
Steel, Enamel
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