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Untitled (Spring Coil in Cotton)
Image Not Available for Untitled (Spring Coil in Cotton)

Untitled (Spring Coil in Cotton)

Creator Tomáš Těšlík
Datec. 1980
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions20.4 x 14 cm
Credit LineAnonymous gift, 2018
Object number2019/3733
Category
PortfolioCzech Press Collection
LocationNot currently on display

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