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He Made Trees Live Again

Written by Kathleen Stevens

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Highlights presents He Made Trees Live Again by Kathleen Stevens. George Nakashima insisted that he was not an artist but his furniture has been exhibited in major art museums.

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Release dateNov 1, 2018

ISBN9781792217463

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