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trading as Roberson & Miller (1828-1839) at 51 Long Acre
He has revealed that fellow prisoners were executed by firing squad for “offences” such as hoarding a few kernels of corn and that the campmates were starved to make them repent
Symbolists sought a deeper reality from within their imagination
This toy is a good example of a folk art piece and it was more than likely made by a parent for his child and may have included a trap that would have been attached to the horse
Two Mid-20thC Life-Sized White Painted Plaster & Wirework Sculpted Figures of a Male & Female sub-Religion & Relics trading as Roberson & MillerOrigin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 80 The Male: 68. 5 high x 18 deep x 27 wide (the base 35. 75 x 20) The Female: 62. 5 high x 14 deep x 22 wide (the base 30. 5 x 21. 75) (all at extremities) The life size pair of white painted plaster over wirework and hessian figures, loosely and freely modeled, of a male and female, each on rectangular steel bases, the female hunched forward, the male leant backwards, each with