Negative Face, Evocative 1941 Signed Plaster Mold hand-stitched face roughly contemporary to Kosarek) which

roughly contemporary to Kosarek) which

The presumed tapir shows a glue mend on one rear leg and leans to one side though does stand and does so especially well on the back of the other

with stains/old glue residue on the reverse

kept by a Gladys (aka Kitty

Approx 12 1/2" t x 1 5/16" in diameter each

Negative Face, Evocative 1941 Signed Plaster Mold hand-stitched face roughly contemporary to Kosarek) whichOne half of a an old plaster mold, whether for casting a head to become part of a larger thing or just to make a small bust I'm not sure, but incised LV3 POV on reverse, and dated November 11, 1941. With a compelling elusiveness to the shadowy face, revealing different aspects from different angles, feeling very excellent as a sculpture unto itself now. 5 11 16 t x 4 5 8 w (straight across) x approx 2 d and in good condition, with a nice patina to the