A Good 20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Burly Gentleman

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A Good 20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Burly GentlemanOrigin: Probably English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Height: 9. 75 Depth: 5. 25 Width: 6 (at extremities) The life size thick heavy set plaster moulded death mask, well cast of a heavy set gentleman, showing him in the serenity of passing, and of particularly burly proportions with good detailing, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century and probably of English origin. In good original condition the mask remains in

An almost bewildering variety of horse-drawn carriages existed

and some losses in the form of thin running cracks

The Dakota

condition with a beautiful genuine fade across the fabric but remaining vibrant in parts

The later paint looks around twenty to thirty years old and the sculpture has a pleasing heavy weight to it

locking with the original key

Flatters & Garnett Ltd opened a chemists shop at 46

they appear luxurious and the light playing on the tassels and the rendering of the partition

England and is mentioned in the ‘Where to buy at Bedford: an illustrated local review’ of 1891

Now very scarce

With restrictions on the designs of cinema posters in Eastern Europe being more relaxed

An accomplished piece of portraiture