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Native Earthling
    
  Galerie De Witte Voet
  Amsterdam
  Netherlands
  11 09 2004 to 13 10 2004
  
  
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Native Earthling (Series)
  2004
  Up to 90 cm
  High and multiple fired ceramic, glazes and sinter engobes
  Various Private Collections