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Robert Fones: Selected Works 1979-1989

Artist
Robert Fones
Date
1989
Publisher
The Power Plant
Format
Catalogues
Genre
Installation Art, Rare & Out of Print
Description

This catalogue was produced on the occasion of Robert Fones’ show that ran from 5 May – 18 June 1989 at The Power Plant in Toronto, Ontario. Includes a Forward by William J. S. Boyle and an essay by Louise Dompierre.

Softcover, perfect bound, b/w.

 

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