A Late 19thC Plaster Library Bust of Julius Caesar c.1870-90; Aynhoe Park sub-Natural History It was the first purpose-built

It was the first purpose-built public asylum in England and Wales

In one piece with backstrut

the vintage gelatin silver prints by an unknown photographer being wonderfully expressive and very much of the period being the late twenties to early thirties

SW1’ with the London Transport Logo and artist signature under

A Late 19thC Plaster Library Bust of Julius Caesar c.1870-90; Aynhoe Park sub-Natural History It was the first purpose-builtOrigin: EnglishPeriod: VictorianProvenance: Aynhoe Park, Oxfordshire, EnglandDate: c. 1870 90Width: 10Depth: 9. 5Height: 19 Base Diameter: 6. 75 (all at extremities)The very decorative plaster portrait bust of the emperor Julius Caesar, in his prime years, shown without state dress, facing slightly to sinister on a socle base, and surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century and from the Aynhoe Park estate, England. The bust has a very