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12th Wire Octagonal

Artist:

Richard Tuttle

Media:

Wire

Date Begun:

1971

Artwork

Artist

Richard Tuttle

Dimensions:

Height	Width
1.1 m (3.6 ft )	1.065 m (3.494 ft )

Owners:

Museum of Modern Art

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