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Fondation Beyeler

Richard Serra
11 Aug 2019

Richard Serra

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Richard Serra (born November 2, 1939 in San Francisco) is one of the most important living American sculptors. In the mid-1960s Richard Serra and other American artists experimented with industrial materials such as lead and rubber. The materials are processed … Continued

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Documenta, Fondation Beyeler, Heinz-Günter Mebusch, most important living American sculptor, Richard Serra, Steel, Vera Isler

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