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Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Signed Mats Jonasson Målerås Sweden 7/99 2005 Mats Jonasson. Height of the sculpture 39 cm. Height of the mounted back board 60, width 42 cm.

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Mats Jonasson is a Swedish glass artist. He was born into the glassworks environment in Målerås in 1945. Already during his teenage years, he was noted for his drawing talent. After completing his schooling, Jonasson began working as a glass engraver apprentice at the glassworks in 1959. Mats Jonasson has been inspired by nature and has received recognition for his objects featuring motifs from flora and fauna.

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Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

Mats Jonasson, a glass and metal sculpture, Målerås, signed, numbered 7/99, dated 2005.

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