A Good Early 20thC Plaster Écorché Anatomical Figural Plaque of a Male sub-Art & Sculpture If properly cleaned they would

If properly cleaned they would come up brilliantly but we rather like them as they are

preferring to paint game

Every week he would travel by train up to Liverpool on Sunday evening

Drapery was the most fashionable type of curtaining in the Neoclassical period

perhaps waiting to break into a smile at any moment

A Good Early 20thC Plaster Écorché Anatomical Figural Plaque of a Male sub-Art & Sculpture If properly cleaned they wouldOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 25 Height: 28. 5 inches Width: 16. 5 inches The well rendered plaster cast anatomy of a man, relief moulded as a plaque, showing the corch musco skeletal male figure, survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The condition of the plaque is stable and proves fair to good. There are some losses to the extremities and corners though nothing that takes away majorly from