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“Bertoia's best known for the great woven-wire chairs he designed in the 1950s, but maybe his later work as a sculptor is worth revisiting.”
The Washington Post: Gopnik's Daily Pic: Bertoia at the National Gallery
“Made of tightly woven-wire fabric to withstand tremendous bursting pressure, the suits were coated with synthetic rubber both inside and out to make them absolutely airtight.”
“He'd died last night, getting stuck trying to crawl under that damn woven-wire fence.”
“Occasionally, bracelet my wife gave me, odd woven-wire serpentine deal.”
“A high woven-wire fence stretched between metal poles wound its way through the trees.”
“Seems a deer fawn ran into the woven-wire (hate woven-wire) fence around the course, and now can't get up.”
“And the domestic sheep, which led to the ranchers 'demand for the woven-wire in the first place, are gone.”
“So, these 18 miles of woven-wire fences have been a problem.”
“Prophetically, thirty or forty antelope were standing there, moving along the damn woven-wire as we passed.”
“So this evening, the sisters and I headed out to look at the fences, and map exactly where the woven-wire ends, and where the more benevolent four-wire fences begin.”
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