In the Manner of Eduardo Paolozzi: A Group of 23 Early/Mid 20thC Plaster Maquettes sub-Architectural & Garden artists felt increasingly free to

artists felt increasingly free to depict real-life situations stripped of aesthetics and universal truths

the dogs do have some very small areas of loss to their gilded decoration and to the plasterwork beneath

Just then a Crow flew by

is in good and original condition

Unsurpassed by any artist of his day in his knowledge of anatomy

In the Manner of Eduardo Paolozzi: A Group of 23 Early/Mid 20thC Plaster Maquettes sub-Architectural & Garden artists felt increasingly free toOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 60 The Largest: 16. 5 high 18. 5 wide 9. 5 deep (on stand) The Smallest: 6 high 1. 25 wide 1 25 deep (on stand) Other measurements available on request The large group of twenty three plaster moulded maquettes mainly being human hands, digits and legs, some holding flowers, and two being free standing to include an ostrich foot, the others each mounted on five painted steel rod