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The sculpture also became a sort of coatrack for piles of swords, spears, crosses, and banners that Meese, a gleeful raider of the Staatsoper prop storage, variously seized, wielded, and discarded. Or you might notice that school kids here use coatracks instead of lockers to store their belongings. In another, a coatrack looks as if it's being viewed from several different perspectives at once. |
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