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One of Robert M. Seymour's first sculptures "Komodo No Kodomo" is seen at his home and workshop in Kalispell, Mont., on March 7, 2012. Seymour has always been an artist, having studied it in college, but recently he's embraced a new medium, creating something he calls "pipescapes." The durable pieces are stitched together with scrap metal, copper pipe and solder to create something that makes a statement to him, but also lets the viewer come up with their own interpretations. (AP Photo/Flathead Beacon, Lido Vizzutti )
2012-03-07
AP/East News
Associated Press
Lido Vizzutti/Flathead Beacon/MTFLA101
120307178638
1,31MB
22cm x 33cm przy 300dpi
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