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Puerto Rican Bronze Medal 1973 Tito Lara
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Pre 1970 item# 838792
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This is a bronze medal that was mounted in a wood base-presented to Tito Lara, Puerto Rico's first TV singing idol-1932-1982--it is a grand prize in visual arts festival presented to him in 1973-from the Puerto Rican Department of Education-features quattro guitar, Taino Indian relics, masks and local native musical instruments-5 inch diameter-no condition problems--wood mount for medal devoured by Puerto Rican termites long ago-no condition problem with bronze medal- unique item in Puerto Rican culture.
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Pr English Bronze Plaques Stage Figures Sgnd
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Pre 1900 item# 763027
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Horace Morehen, (British, 19th Century)
A pair of bronze commemorative medallions mounted on oak plaques, each measuring approx. 7-1/2" in diameter and with the wood plaque 9-1/2" in diameter. One is a relief plaque of a portrait of Dame Ellen Terry (1847-1928) and the other is of Sir Henry Irving (1838-1905), each is marked with the name "Horace Morehen" at the lower right and one is dated 1883. Morehen was a popular designer and illustrator; his works can be found in everything from periodicals to dime novels. He also designed other things including a portrait of Queen Victoria for minting on coinage.
The image of Ellen Terry is cast after an illustration in "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" October 13, 1883, by Morehen. Sir Henry Irving took over the management of the Lyceum Theatre in August, 1878, and was identified with that theatre until 1902. The Lyceum company toured the English provinces every autumn presenting plays from the London season. In October, 1883, the company made the first of eight American tours.
Condition: Wear to the finish. The wood plaques have some age wear and a few chips.
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French Bronze Bulls by Clesinger 1863 Sgnd Listed
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Pre 1900 item# 739167
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Spectacular French Bronze pair of Roman Bulls locked in combat by famous French Sculptor Jean-Baptiste Clesinger 1814-1883-brown patina-no condition problems-major important piece-13 inches high and 26.5 inches long-signed by sculptor on base and dated 1863 with C.P. Roma- C.P is Cirre Perdu, ie lost wax process-fine detail powerful sculpture in the best tradition-cast in Rome-called Roman bulls
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