The Kiss

27 January 2009

The Kiss by Brett Cooper
media: Taranaki Andersite
Size: W 0.8m x H 0.6m x D 0.6m
made at Pacifica Artivation (New Plymouth)
March 1999

For sale?:

Yes

Purchase details:

500

Submitted by Brett Cooper on Tue, 27/01/2009 - 1:00pm.

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