Significance of Mobile Art - What is Art Mobile ? | Widewalls
Canton Ticino. Val Verzasca. Sonogno. Woman. Dog. Smartphone. Art. Sculpture. Wood. Tree. Nature. | Didier Ruef | Photography
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Modern sculpture monument of man with mobile phone in Geneva, Switzerland Stock Photo - Alamy
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Coloured bamboo mobile sculpture, Holland 1960 | #127926
Vintage Kinetic Sculpture Brass 'Oloid' by Paul Schatz, 1930s, Switzerland | Kinetic sculpture, Sculpture, Contemporary sculpture
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Calder/Tuttle:Tentative | Pace Gallery
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Mobile, Centurion, kinetic art sculpture of Charles Morgan Vevey-Marché - Switzerland
Monumental Outdoor Alexander Calder Sculptures For the First Time in Switzerland | Widewalls
Grief Speaks - “Melancholy”, is a sculpture by Albert György, a Romanian-born sculptor, who resides in Switzerland. Albert lost his wife and created this in his grief. The sculpture resides on Lake
Modern sculpture monument of man with mobile phone in Geneva, Switzerland Stock Photo - Alamy
Lot - Arnulf Hoffmann (German, b. 1935), "Mobile"
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How Switzerland's Engadine Valley Became the Star of the European Contemporary Art World
Monumental Outdoor Alexander Calder Sculptures For the First Time in Switzerland | Widewalls
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Mobile, kinetic art sculpture of Charles Morgan Vevey-Marché, Vevey, Vaud, Switzerland Stock Photo - Alamy
In Switzerland, an artist uses mountain slopes as his canvas | Reuters
