Works
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Gerald Gladstone's The Three Graces, fountain & sculpture, 1972
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Gerald Gladstone's Downtown Nudes, oil on canvas, 1970s
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Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man, sculpture, 1976
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Gerald Gladstone's Morning flight in Odette Sculpture Park, Windsor Canada
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Gerald Gladstone's Galaxy at Cameron Offices, Town Square expresses humanity's concern with its position in intergalactic space
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