James Havard

Seated Female Nude

c.2005

Hand-signed underneath (Unique - this is not an edition) Featured in the 2006 monograph entitled "James Havard", Sasse plate #115

Available as the pair only; cannot be split up individually

Plus base which is an additional 5" height Hand-signed "J. Havard" underneath

Incised and painted ostrich egg Hand-signed and dated Additional base height 3 inches

Hand-signed, dated and numbered from the limited edition of 30

Hand-signed verso

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