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50% Sun @ 12 Downsizing sale on behalf of prolific Artist Pat Lenz

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Pair of vintage spaghetti chandeliers

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4 Antique English pub tables

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4 French bistro tables

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Stunning pair of concrete and metal candelabras designed by Pat Lenz

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Chrome and Acrylic tables designed by Pat Lenz

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LICK & PROMISE 2008 7ft high X 4.6ft long X 2.6ft wide fiberglass, automotive paint, acrylic, steel, video

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ANGELMAKER 2008 6ft long X 4.5ft high X 3ft wide fiberglass, automotive paint, acrylic, feathers, Inspired by the movie Clock Work Orange,

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Antique Art Deco Chandelier

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Fiberglass sculpture of French painter Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp by Pat Lenz

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HEART / BROKEN 2008 6.6ft high X 2ft long X 2ft wide fiberglass, automotive paint, steel, SYNDROME (STRESS CARDIOMYOPATHY) PAVIS'MMM SOOINI First described by the Japanese 15 years ago, this disease occurs when an emotional trauma causes the brain to release high doses of stress hormones. This hormonal blast paralyzes the muscle cells of the heart preventing them from working to pump the blood. Typically only one section of the heart is spared this devastating paralysis - the part closest to the aorta so that with each heart beat only the upper portion contracts and the heart looks like a narrow-necked vase. The Japanese called it takotsubo after a type of trap that is used to capture octopus and has the same vase-like shape. There is no cure. The initial burst of hormones subsides and the patient must be kept alive with additional oxygen and blood pressure medication until the heart recovers. For those who survive long enough to reach the hospital, the prognosis is good. Perhaps the metaphors we use to speak of devastating loss grew out of physiological truth. It seems it is possible to die of a broken heart.

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