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5434
Age Appropriate Wear
Height: 40, Width: 30
R326MD
Canvas, Oil, Wood
Abstract
Jean Sampson
2006
United States
21st Century
Yellow
A ceramic sculpture of a seated black panther, made by Haeger in the 1980s in the United States.
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