Benjamin Robert Haydon France with areas of missing glaze

with areas of missing glaze offering subtle contrast and revealing the original clay beneath

ideal for both use and display

Neoclassical design flourished in France during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

With their bold

Benjamin Robert Haydon France with areas of missing glazeBenjamin Robert Haydon A rare life mask of the renowned Romantic poet John Keats, cast by the artist Benjamin Robert Haydon in the early nineteenth century. This distinguished collectible sculpture exemplifies the neoclassical fascination with physiognomy and portraiture, offering a tangible connection to Britains literary past. Origin: England Date: Circa 1816 Material: Plaster, mounted on a wooden base Dimensions: Height: 22 cm (8. 6 in) Width: 16