Maddox Gallery •19 May 2025
Pumpkin (RT) del 1996 – Yayoi Kusama
A Pop Icon of Contemporary Collectibles - Kusama's Pumpkin (RT): only 120 copies, +84% revaluation in 4 years. Art, style and value in one work.
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A Pop Icon of Contemporary Collectibles - Kusama's Pumpkin (RT): only 120 copies, +84% revaluation in 4 years. Art, style and value in one work.
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