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Description Bad Schussenried, Klosterareal, Stahlskulptur von Robert Schad, 2004
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Robert Schad  (1953–)  wikidata:Q977506
 
Robert Schad
Description German sculptor and visual artist
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Location of birth Ravensburg Edit this at Wikidata
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