A Unique Early/Mid 20thC Life-Size Papier-Mâché & Plaster Painted Model of a Dog sub-Art & Sculpture achingly beautiful

achingly beautiful

survives from George II period England

Most Macaws will return to the same nesting spot year after year to raise their young and they generally raise two broods of chicks each year

Ambrose Lewis Vago was born in London

A Unique Early/Mid 20thC Life-Size Papier-Mâché & Plaster Painted Model of a Dog sub-Art & Sculpture achingly beautifulOrigin: French or GermanPeriod: Early Mid Twentieth CenturyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930 50Height: 29Width: 17Depth: 28 (all at extremities)The unique life sized hand painted polychrome decorated model of seated dog, possibly a rottweiler or American pitt bull terrier, in chocolate brown with black muzzle, in an attentive position and with rather bizarre red glass eyes, the whole surviving from the second quarter of twentieth century Europe.