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BschraiwungDevice to Root out Evil.jpg
English: Device to Root Out Evil is a 1997 sculpture by Dennis Oppenheim installed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is made of galvanized structural steel, anodized perforated aluminum, transparent red Venetian glass, and has concrete foundations.
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Deele – Die Eawed, kobiare, vadeele unn waidagewwe
nai zoamemigse – Onde Eawed ännare unn schaffe
Unnade Bedinguge:
Zuschraiwung – Mugschde Noame vunde Audore odda Lizensgewwa inde Aad unn Wais, wieses wolln waidagewwe (awwa nedd so, dasses so ausseje dud, als deda disch odda doi Vawendung vunde Eawed unnaschdidze).
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Device to Root Out Evil (1997) by Dennis Oppenheim Galvanized structural steel, anodized perforated aluminum, transparent red Venetian glass, concrete foundations 25' H x 15' W x 12' D Location: Vancouver, Canada Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/9