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I recently completed this sculpture in Italian Alabaster, AFFICERE - 'Influence, Latin.' It is my interpretation of a Trefoil knot - a mathematical shape fundamental to the study of mathematical knot theory. It is named after a three-leaf clover, or trefoil, plant. It measures 14" x 11" x 12" #art

Nov 15 2017 · 10:39 PM
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