Macaques are licking up calcium carbonate that had been scattered to keep the roads ice free. 道路凍結防止剤として道路にまかれた塩化カルシウムをなめるサル

MIYAZAKI Manabu 宮崎学

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: Animal Apocalypse and Wild Animals Now
Title: Macaques are licking up calcium carbonate that had been scattered to keep the roads ice free.
Original title: 道路凍結防止剤として道路にまかれた塩化カルシウムをなめるサル
Artist Name: MIYAZAKI Manabu
Year: 1993-2012
Material / Technique: Ink-jet print
Dimensions: 340x505mm
Accession number: 10121640
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