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Posted on September 9, 2010September 9, 2010 by rreagler

Write to Noguchi 2

NYC Isamu Noguchi’s Cube 1000, originally uploaded to flickr by njsnowdog.

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CategoriesArchitecture, Art, Design, Photography, Travel TagsIsamu Noguchi, new york city, Photography, red cube, sculpture

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