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Pia Manu ceramic wallsculpture

3800 €


Rare ceramic wallsculpture with reliefs and hieroglyphic decoration, created by the hand of the Belgian sculptor Jules DeWaele, alias Pia Manu and made in the workshops Amphora of the Belgian ceramist Rogier Vandeweghe . Unique piece. Annotation of numbers and a naïve drawing of a head on the reverse. Made around 1970. Custom-made as a facade sculpture for a Belgian modernist home.

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Igmar Stuer

Address:

Hofstraat 68 ,
9451 Kerksken

Region:

Gent

Country:

Belgium

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+32 (0)476 57 32 70

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