| Crow with Fries | |
|---|---|
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| Artist | Peter Reiquam |
| Medium | Aluminum sculpture |
| Subject | Crow |
| Location | Auburn, Washington |
| 47°17′53″N122°13′6.2″W / 47.29806°N 122.218389°W | |
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