A Good 20thC Plaster Death Mask sub-Art & Sculpture giving it a very endearing

giving it a very endearing appeal

an auctioneer’s office

By what lake's edge or pool

an accomplished former student of the Coalbrookdale School of Art

This is the best one we have ever seen quite simply and it must have belonged to someone who took their craft incredibly seriously as it would have been tremendously expensive to make at the time

A Good 20thC Plaster Death Mask sub-Art & Sculpture giving it a very endearingOrigin: English or French Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 50 Height: 9. 25 Width: 6 (at extremities) The life size thick plaster moulded death mask, well cast of a female, having an ochre coloured slip surviving from the first half of the twentieth century and being of English or French origin. In original condition the mask is in very decorative appearance, and it remains in one piece without major damage. It does not suffer