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Enignum Motion
2010
Joseph Walsh

assembled ash wood bleached lacquer {paint}

Currently on view at Mint Museum--UPTOWN

Project Ten Ten Ten commission. Museum Purchase: Funds provided by the Board of Directors of the Mint Museum of Craft + Design: Laura Babb Grace and Mike Grace, Patty and Bill Gorelick, Paige and Hall Johnston, Deidre and Clay Grubb, Jeff Fagan, Jackie and Mike Wells, Patti Tracey and Chris Hudson, Shelly and Adam Landau, Libba and Mike Gaither, Susan and Loy McKeithen; Barbara and Jim Jamison, Arlene and Eric Oppenheim, and the Founders' Circle Cause 2009 contributors.

Accession Number: 2010.85

Measurements:

height: 48 inches
width: 120 inches

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