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Anirà a cÃrrec del seu President i baixista dels Quicos Kike Pellicer i compta amb el suport extern de la sala Clubzigrama dâAmposta i Sala La Dutxa de La RÃpita.
Nits a l’Ã tic: De la meva guitarra a l’iTunes | [bauen] 2009
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Pellicer, who designed the jewelry of Brobdingnagian proportions for the Statue of Liberty's 100th birthday, changed that when she introduced jewelry-making, a creative process that didn't require the upper-body strength demanded by hammering out large pieces.
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With government support, Metcalf and Pellicer founded a school of arts and crafts in 1976 in the town, undertaking instruction in new techniques, development of new tools, and cultural, technical and artistic studies.
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Setting up a studio in Santa Clara, James Metcalf and his wife Ana Pellicer brought new approaches to coppersmithing from both the technical and organizational fronts.
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Pellicer, who designed the jewelry of Brobdingnagian proportions for the Statue of Liberty's 100th birthday, changed that when she introduced jewelry-making, a creative process that didn't require the upper-body strength demanded by hammering out large pieces.
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With government support, Metcalf and Pellicer founded a school of arts and crafts in 1976 in the town, undertaking instruction in new techniques, development of new tools, and cultural, technical and artistic studies.
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Pellicer, who designed the jewelry of Brobdingnagian proportions for the Statue of Liberty's 100th birthday, changed that when she introduced jewelry-making, a creative process that didn't require the upper-body strength demanded by hammering out large pieces.
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Setting up a studio in Santa Clara, James Metcalf and his wife Ana Pellicer brought new approaches to coppersmithing from both the technical and organizational fronts.
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Setting up a studio in Santa Clara, James Metcalf and his wife Ana Pellicer brought new approaches to coppersmithing from both the technical and organizational fronts.
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With government support, Metcalf and Pellicer founded a school of arts and crafts in 1976 in the town, undertaking instruction in new techniques, development of new tools, and cultural, technical and artistic studies.
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