A Particularly Large Mid-20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Gentleman sub-Art & Sculpture information recorded by Philip Pouncey

information recorded by Philip Pouncey

and are stamped verso with details of performers for film fans

There are some historic gauge marks to the top as per the photographs

the White Rabbit was once self-confident enough to contradict the King of Hearts

as the style of this painting is almost certainly not English

A Particularly Large Mid-20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Gentleman sub-Art & Sculpture information recorded by Philip PounceyOrigin: Probably English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Height: 15 Depth: 7 Width: 11 (at extremities) The particularly large life size three quarter bust thick heavy set plaster moulded death mask in ochre, of a large gentleman, showing him in the serenity of passing, and of particularly pleasing proportions with good detailing, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century and probably of English origin. In mainly