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Victory in Iraq
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Mannequin head barbed wire steel clothing tin electrical wire wheels stuffed animals toy cars and figurines plastic spoons wood basket oil enamel spray paint and two-part epoxy putty on canvas on wood
Modern and Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Souls Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection 2014
Title: Victory in Iraq
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Mannequin head barbed wire steel clothing tin electrical wire wheels stuffed animals toy cars and figurines plastic spoons wood basket oil enamel spray paint and two-part epoxy putty on canvas on wood.
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