1998–2008 Boym Partners Inc. Contemporary Oklahoma City Federal Building April 19 1995 Bonded Nickel Buildings of Disaster Souvenir

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Constantin Boym (American, born Russian, 1955)
Laurene Leon Boym (American, born 1964)
Oklahoma City Federal Building, April 19, 1995, “Buildings … Read more Constantin Boym (American, born Russian, 1955)
Laurene Leon Boym (American, born 1964)
Oklahoma City Federal Building, April 19, 1995, “Buildings of Disaster,” 1998–2008, from the series “Souvenirs for the End of the Century” (1997–Ongoing)
Boym Partners Inc., United States
Limited edition: No. 251 in an edition of 500 (identification label and handwritten number are located on the underside of the object)
Medium: bonded nickel
Original box and packing material.
Dimension: 2 7/8 in. × 3 1/4 in. × 3 1/4 in. (7.3 cm × 8.26 cm × 8.26 cm)
Provenance: Purchased from Moss, New York, NY
Condition: Excellent. No chips or cracks. The object's surface and crevices contain some dust. There is wear and scratching on the underside of the object, including on the identification label. Works in this series have production irregularities in form and surface. Some photographs feature irregular edges due to how they were manipulated by eBay’s automatic background-removal editing feature. Please reference photographs for details. If further photographic views are desired, please ask..
Additional Information: Works in this series are included in significant museum collections, including the Brooklyn Museum, the V&A Museum, and SFMoMA.
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