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"There's a place in Horhor," a neighborhood of Istanbul known for antiques, "that makes replicas of old lamps and we have several throughout the house.
Menné also makes replicas of everyday objects that subsequently lose their function when placed in a sterile gallery space, not dissimilar to Czech artist Krištof Kintera who makes domestic objects such as toasters that are broken or have no function to begin with. .
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Others make replicas of handsaws out of paper and wood.
After this failure, Coster-Mullen decided to make replicas of something with wider commercial appeal.
"We made replicas of Lugers out of wax and cotton reels and they were absolutely perfect.
But taxidermists now make replicas of everything from arctic char to piranha to spoonbill catfish.
We made replicas of some of the features and practised them so I can get them perfectly".
In China, the finished wood is primarily used to make replicas of antique furniture and musical instruments, some for export.
He came across it after visiting his friend, the sculptor Elias Boko, who was making replicas of Béhanzin's throne.
Therefore, Dr. Walker developed a method of making replicas of the teeth by casting them in epoxy.
A tailor set up his sewing machine, making replicas of the national flag for people to wear around their heads.
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