King Alexander, 1919 (We lived all the time in fear.) by Debra Scacco

King Alexander, 1919 (We lived all the time in fear.)

  • Glass, mirror, and teak
  • 12 x 7.9 x 4 in
  • Debra Scacco

Collection: The Narrows x

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We lived all the time in fear.

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