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Ceramic 'dog' sculpture by Ria Arntz

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Ceramic dog sculpture in non figurative wabisabi style. Made by Dutch artist Ria Arntz, born in Nijmegen in 1937, she moved a while to Spain and lived in the art town Altea. She exposed worldwide as a paintress and sculptress.

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