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Monika Nyström, "Falling 90 degrees (Every structure is habitable)".

Monika Nyström, "Falling 90 degrees (Every structure is habitable)".

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6 000 - 8 000 SEK

530 - 707 EUR

546 - 729 USD

Hammer price

4 700 SEK

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Sweden: BUS
Finland: Kuvasto

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Monika Nyström

(Sweden, Born 1956)

"Falling 90 degrees (Every structure is habitable)"

Signed Monika Nyström and dated -99 and numbered 4/8 on verso. Gelatin silver print mounted on glass, 40 x 40 cm.

Saleroom notice

Exhibition catalogue, "Monika Nyström, Traces", Kiasma, 1999, series reproduced page 20-23.

Literature

Exhibition catalogue, "Monika Nyström, Traces", Kiasma, 1999, series reproduced page 20-23.

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