
Stands a whopping 82" tall.
Here's the auction house description:
A LARGE AMERICAN CARVED AND GILT PINEWOOD LADY LIBERTY, CIRCA 1880. The large and imposing figure carved in full round and of good proportions and anatomy closely following the Bartholdi model and exhibiting in places the original gilt surface over a gessoed ground, and also exhibiting later polychroming. The weathered surface would suggest it was for quite some time installed in an outdoor environment. Losses as shown. Height 82 inches (6 feet 8 inches) 209cm. Provenance: From a Midwest (Nebraska) estate.
Sold for $11,000.00 (before premium) at Jackson's Auction.
Showing posts with label Statue of Liberty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statue of Liberty. Show all posts
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19th Century Folk Art Carving of Lady Liberty
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Monday, May 7, 2007
1920's Roadside Folk Art Photo- Statue of Liberty
Here's a nice shot of a Statue of Liberty folk art sculpture on top of the Liberty Cafe in St. Helens, Oregon. I only know this because apparently it is written on the back of the photo. I wish this shot was a little closer up so that we could get a better look at the face and body, but you can still tell that this was a spectacular sight! By the looks of it, the sculpture was at least about 20 ft. tall! Can you imagine? Wonder what happened to it...
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