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Plastic Test Amalgamation Plastic Test Amalgamation, View 1

Irregularly-shaped piece of foam-like silver plastic; pieces of twisted copper wire are holding some portions together; bottom has a wax or glue-like material coating it; some areas have a blackened, charred appearance.Irregularly-shaped piece of foam-like silver plastic; pieces of twisted copper wire are holding some portions together; bottom has a wax or glue-like material coating it; some areas have a blackened, charred appearance.

daniel w. fox (1927 – 1989)

Explore Daniel Fox's vibrant paintings of horses, boxers & nudes – inspired by Matisse & Simkin. Discover powerful themes of power & beauty in his NYC art.

Science History Institute (Philadelphia, United States of America)

Discover Philadelphia’s Science History Institute – exploring alchemy to modern instrumentation! Immerse yourself in scientific heritage & research at this unique repository celebrating innovation and intellectual curiosity.

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Título: Plastic Test Amalgamation Plastic Test Amalgamation, View 1
Artista: daniel w. fox
Ano: 1950
Status dos direitos autorais: Protegido por direitos autorais
Onde ver: Science History Institute
Período criativo: Modern
Contexto da obra: deconstructed figure , materiality focus
Palavras-chave: metal and plastic art , modern decorative art , abstract silver painting

Plastic Test Amalgamation Plastic Test Amalgamation, View 1

daniel w. fox (1927 – 1989)

Science History Institute (Philadelphia, United States of America)

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Plastic Test Amalgamation Plastic Test Amalgamation, View 1

daniel w. fox (1927 – 1989)

Science History Institute (Philadelphia, United States of America)

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