Cast Stone Figurative Sculptures

Cast Alvastone. Inscribed on base; "(c) 1971 AMR". Authorized replica of Henry Moore's Reclining Female (1945) in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Cast by Alva Museu...

Red figurative cast stone portrait by Houston artist David Adickes. The work features an abstract man with two birds sitting on his head with the quote along the bottom: "I'm trying ...

Black, white, and tan abstract portrait of John Lennon by Houston artist David Adickes. The work features a caricature of the iconic Beatles musician perched on a branch. Signed by t...

Blue figurative cast stone portrait by Houston artist David Adickes. The work features an abstract man with two birds sitting on his head with the quote along the bottom: "I'm trying...

This piece depicts the bust of a young woman rendered with stylized and elongated facial features in Italian artist Modigliani’s signature style. Founded in 1948 in Long Island, New York, Alva Studios existed until the 90s. Its founder, Alfred Wolkenberg (born in Vienna in 1911) immigrated to the United States in 1939. He had many artists and designers producing reproductions of famous sculptures and ancient jewelry from various museums around the world including The American Museum of Natural History. Artist: Alva Studios (after Modigliani...

WPA Cast Stone Sculpture Female Artist American Modernism Working Scrub Woman by Franc (Dorothy) EPPING (1910 – 1983). The sculpture is signed by the artist and also The Robinson Galleries, Inc. New York City. The artist creating the original sculpture is pictured in the 1939 Sculptors Guild catalogue in the attached photos. The original was carved from Pink Tennessee marble. The reduced stone cast, offered on 1stDibs, was created in the following years by the esteemed Robinson Galleries, which created reproductions of sculptures. Officially Frances Dorothy Epping is born in 1910, in Providence, Rhode Island USA. In 1913 John C Epping, a successful motion picture executive who had hired the child’s mother as a housemaid, adopted the little girl and on her legal papers he changed the place of her birth to providence, Rhode Island. Her real name is Christina Roselyn Mutchler and she was born on June 27, 1910, at Alhambra, California and died on February 20, 1983 in Lenox, Massachusetts. She had quite a life and in the beginning her father by adoption shuffled her around from home to home, from Catskills, New York, in to an Alhambra convent and even in Germany. She finished her secondary education in Los Angeles and was finally reunited with her original family. Frederick J. Mutchler and Christina Roselyn Lucas (born Wesseler) were her real parents; (?) Frederick was born on June 26, 1883, in New York and her mother Christina was born on July 24, 1892, in Cologne, Germany. Frances Dorothy Epping’s had a good but varied art education. Her education included the Otis art institute, (An avant-garde art school established in 1918 in Los Angeles) and then the Royal Bavarian Academy in Munich. Because she was a woman, she sometimes listened and followed to the lectures from the hallway. Although all these obstacles this strong women holds up against a mainly male dominated world of fine art sculpture. She studied in Munich under Josef Wackerle...

LOVERS American Scene Modern Sculpture WPA Mid-Century Modernism Female Artist Anita Weschler (1903 – 2000) "Lovers," 14 ½ h x 8 x 8 inches, plus a 3 i...

Future Relic 07: Cassette Player Date of creation: 2017 Medium: Sculpture Media: Cast plaster and crushed glass Edition: 500 Size: 14.6 × 14.6 × 12.7 c...