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coffee table, metal base, slate top , unique piece by the Belgian sculptor Jules Dewaele, better known as Pia Manu

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coffee table, metal base, slate top , unique piece by the Belgian sculptor Jules Dewaele, better known as Pia Manu

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Coffee table, metal base, slate top. (160cm x 65cm x 35cm) . Unique piece by the Belgian sculptor Jules Dewaele, better known as Pia Manu. Great collector of fossils and trilobites Pia Manu takes a fossil tin form that he superimposes on the table top in slate mosaics. Signed Pia Manu. Acquired directly from the artist in 1983 by the previous owner. Representative of the Flemish Brutalists He models or sculpts primitive forms with materials of powerful texture or anti-poetic (as he calls them) using concrete, earth and slate.

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