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Philip Rantzer, Untitled (Donald Duck), 2005

Philip Rantzer

Untitled (Donald Duck), 2005
Plaster, wood, cloth, acrylic, canvas
100 x 120 x 35 cm
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Installation including Upside-down Donald Duck, Canvas and White wooden stand
Installation including Upside-down Donald Duck, Canvas and White wooden stand

Provenance

Gordon Gallery, Tel-Aviv

Exhibitions

The Israeli Cartoon Museum, Holon | Post Pop Exhibition | December 2008.
Gordon Gallery, Tel Aviv | Le Grand Bazar | February 2007.
Helena Rubinstein Pavillion | Helena Rubinstein Pavillion | March 2002.

Publications

Smadar Shefi | ""What Happened to Bambi's Father"" | Ha'aretz Newspaper, "Gallery" section | 2007.
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