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decked out in every hue
“In the Black Prison
It’s meaning is essentially that God in his love wants his followers to become his children and to become at one with him and to learn to love him
having eighteenth century French Aubusson tapestry covering in azure and peacock blues on an ivory ground showing opposing stag and doe amongst foliage
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A Wonderful Pair of 20thC Composition Plaster Death Masks of African Men sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage decked out in every hueOrigin: English, Possibly French Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 55 Bust No. 1: 14 high x 10 deep x 18 wide Bust No. 2: 13. 5 high x 10. 5 deep x 14 wide The hugely interesting three quarter bust plaster casts incorporating the death masks of two African males, possibly related, modeled in composition plaster, weathered and dis coloured from the elements and in decorative condition. The busts have condition issues
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