• ed kienholz's the beanery includes sculptural replicas of ________.

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The answer is people, as this is one of the sculptural replicas that have been made by Edward Kienholz’s in the beanery. He was able to make beautiful sculptures and replicas that could also depict aspects in the life of the modern world.

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