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Monumental Totem by David Gilhooly, 1991
34h x 15w x 15d in
Gilhooly's ceramics typically took the form of colorful and figurative figures such as frogs and sandwiches, as well as frying pans, ice cream cones, and hot dogs, often in wry and compelling combinations. One of Gilhooly's largest artworks, this sculpture represents a common fare represented by hot dogs and hamburgers, a totem that is provocative in form and presentation.
