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Exhibition Catalogue

Conceivably, The Object Is What It Seems

Lucas Maassen

Publisher
Release Date 2010
ISBN 978-90-78454-59-5
Credits
Artist: Lucas Maassen
Dimensions 15.0 × 20.0 cm
Pages 64

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Data Contributor: Vice Versa

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