A Unique c.1940 Stone Sculpture Bust of an Androgynous Male sub-Antiques 1912 of course saw the

1912 of course saw the disastrous sinking of the Titanic

The canopy has only one small hole and both the lower and upper catch mechanisms are in tact

and as such works wonderfully well on either tabletop or wall

and an original and lasting monument to the methods and materials used by painters working over one hundred and fifty years ago

A Unique c.1940 Stone Sculpture Bust of an Androgynous Male sub-Antiques 1912 of course saw theOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 Height: 16 inches Width: 7 inches (at maximum) Weight: 8 KGS The superbly well cast and wonderfully rendered painted stone bust, showing much of the original elephant grey paint, in the form of an androgynous male with elongated neck, beautifully worked eyebrows, cows licked hair, prominent eyebrows and delicate adams apple survives from the first half of the