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Description The Mahogany Pavillion (Mobile Architecture No.1), 2004, by Simon Starling. Inhotim, Brumadinho, Brazil. Veleiro "loch long" invertido (no.73) construído em 1963 pela Boags Boat Yard, Escócia, usando mogno sul-americano, 640 x 600 x 350 cm.
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