Dignity's Reflection or the Exact Nature of Our Wrongs by Oscar Enberg

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Dignity's Reflection or the Exact Nature of Our Wrongs

Dignity's Reflection or the Exact Nature of Our Wrongs

Artist

Oscar Enberg
Production Date

2013
Medium

chrome plated steel, oyster shell, sterling silver, oil paint and permanent marker on powder coated aluminium, hand-blown glass, millet spray
Size

1700 x 601 x 630 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, purchased 2014
Accession Number

C2014/1/4/2.1-4
Accession Date

14 Mar 2014
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Object
Collection

Chartwell

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