Installation View, Between Man and Matter (10th Tokyo Biennale), Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, 1970, showing Barry Flanagan, may 1 '70, 1970, sand, wood, cardboard, wood shavings, sand Digital image courtesy of The Estate of Barry Flanagan, courtesy Plubronze Ltd. / Photo: Kiyoji Otsuji  

Installation View, Between Man and Matter (10th Tokyo Biennale), Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, 1970, showing Barry Flanagan, may 1 '70, 1970, sand, wood, cardboard, wood shavings, sand Digital image courtesy of The Estate of Barry Flanagan, courtesy Plubronze Ltd. / Photo: Kiyoji Otsuji  

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