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Harold Cohen, Drawing Machine (Arm), 1980. Steel, copper, plastic. Courtesy of Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust

Harold Cohen, Drawing Machine (Arm), 1980. Steel, copper, plastic. Courtesy of Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust

·© Gazelli Art House & Harold Cohen Trust

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Drawing Machine (Arm)

by Harold Cohen.

Profile (past & present)

Mediums: Copper, Plastic, Steel
Collected by: Gazelli Art House, Harold Cohen Trust

Coverage · 1 article

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