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Tom's Drag:
Sculpture "Puss in Boots Peter", Painted by Hand

Tom's Drag: Sculpture "Puss in Boots Peter", Painted by Hand
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Tom's Drag:
Sculpture "Puss in Boots Peter", Painted by Hand

$ 192,53 (169,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-781017

Article No: IN-781017

delivery time: approx. 2 weeks

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Artificial marble | Painted by hand | Format 14.5 x 32 x 18 cm (W/H/D)

Intricately crafted sculpture of Puss in Boots from the fairy tale with the same name. A artwork with unique character from hand-colored marmorin with rhinestones and a pluggable spring. Format 14.5 x 32 x 18 cm (W/H/D).

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Tom's Drag: Sculpture "Puss in Boots Peter", Painted by Hand

Intricately crafted sculpture of Puss in Boots from the fairy tale with the same name. A artwork with unique character from hand-colored marmorin with rhinestones and a pluggable spring. Format 14.5 x 32 x 18 cm (W/H/D).

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“The life brings colorful, but also bizarre and many-sided experiences every day” mentions the artist Thomas A. (Tom) Hoffmann. The pop artist provides some of these sides as independent: his supremely colorful furniture objects and light sculptures surprise with details; he stylized cool urban types with his funny animal sculptures that are as they are - and do not care about trends and change of fashion. Tom designed them as smart colorful animal figures. It started with some home-made Christmas presents. Later the artist remembered them in his studio and started to create: "Weird", lovingly detailed furniture objects and sculptures, where he embodied his love for the Flower Power Generation. Meanwhile, there appeared a considerable collection of individual, witty, often also provocative objects from his eccentric "Drags". All of them have one thing in common: they break rigid everyday rules and radiate good mood.