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Hydra Plate and blown glass, aluminum, paint, found objects, and pigment applications

Hydra

Installation: plate and blown glass, aluminum, paint, found objects, and pigment applications, 1996-2002

Purchased with funds from the 2001 Centennial Ball and with funds from the Centennial Society, 2002.40. © Therman Statom 1996–2002

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2002.40 (Therman Statom)

Therman Statom (American, born 1953), Hydra, 1996-2002, Installation: plate and blown glass, aluminum, paint, found objects, and pigment applications, H. 10 ft 6 in.; W. 14 ft 9 in.; L. 31 ft 3 in., Toledo Museum of Art (Toledo, Ohio), Purchased with funds from the 2001 Centennial Ball and with funds from the Centennial Society, 2002.40. © Therman Statom 1996–2002


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