An Absurd Life Size Resin Climbing Pirate Statue sub-Antiques chips or cracks to the

chips or cracks to the wood

the geometric design features rich colours with small rosettes and medallions amongst a lustrous pile

many of which can be found in the northwestern Indian subcontinent

The choice of subject could be seen as influenced by Edgar Degas

As to when it was converted

An Absurd Life Size Resin Climbing Pirate Statue sub-Antiques chips or cracks to theOrigin: American Period: Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1990 Width: 24 inches Depth: 23 inches Height: 73 inches Having realistically moulded detailing with synthetic hair, wounds, blood stained shirt, and resin knife slotting between his teeth with a strong nylon rope betwixt his hands, this pirate named Keith, is handcrafted in resin. A six foot strapper, Keith is in essentially smashing order with no injuries or signs of loss