An Absurd Life Size Resin Climbing Pirate Statue sub-Antiques Fun was a Victorian weekly

Fun was a Victorian weekly magazine

essentially means well made in Iran

The trunk has some obvious signs of use: there are old scratches

Numbered 3/12 and signed by the artist in pencil this black and white aquatint print shows young star crossed lovers dressed in fantastical garb in a secret meeting amidst the woods

perhaps waiting to break into a smile at any moment

An Absurd Life Size Resin Climbing Pirate Statue sub-Antiques Fun was a Victorian weeklyOrigin: 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