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The Tower

Ashton Johnson

A 2-foot tall white, ceramic tower standing at a 3-quarters angle. It has a 1-foot-wide block as a foundation and becomes narrower as it approaches the top. It is topped with a house-like structure with a triangular roof. The tower has three structures that come out on the sides, attached diagonally on the opposite side of the tower. The bottom-most addition is a flat box. the middle-most is a perpendicular arm that upholds a small house-like building. Not far above is a medium-sized house-like structure on a thin base. the artist says. "

A 2-foot tall white, ceramic tower standing at a 3-quarters angle. It has a 1-foot-wide block as a foundation and becomes narrower as it approaches the top. It is topped with a house-like structure with a triangular roof. The tower has three structures that come out on the sides, attached diagonally on the opposite side of the tower. The bottom-most addition is a flat box. the middle-most is a perpendicular arm that upholds a small house-like building. Not far above is a medium-sized house-like structure on a thin base. the artist says. "

Ceramics

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