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Bruno V. Roels, A Palm Tree is A Palm Tree is A Palm Tree (672 Tiny Explosions) (2015)
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Unique work, comprising 672 gelatin silver prints mounted to board, 148 × 88.3 cm
Title: Bruno V. Roels, A Palm Tree is A Palm Tree is A Palm Tree (672 Tiny Explosions) (2015)
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Unique work, comprising 672 gelatin silver prints mounted to board, 148 × 88.
3 cm.
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