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Plaster Different forms and techniques

Yeseria Carved Plaster Spanish Moors

Kote-e Japanese Plaster Art

Plaster Bust A large Grand Tour plaster bust of Brutus. Museum cast from the Capitol Museum in Rome - See more at: brutus/#sthash.DCpTj6h5.dpuf

Jean Arp, plaster sculptures in a vitrine at the Kroller- Muller Museum, Otterlo, Netherlands.plaster sculptures in a vitrine

Lost-Wax Casting “Investment Casting”

The people of Pompeii were buried alive in ash from the erupting Mt. Vesuvius. When their bodies decayed over the years it left empty cavities in the hardened ground. Pompeii