Portraits in Plaster

＂Portraits in Plaster＂ by Laurence Hutton offers a fascinating exploration into the world of portraiture, specifically through the lens of plaster casts. This meticulously prepared edition provides insights into the art of sculpture and its historical significance. Hutton delves into the creation and impact of these three-dimensional likenesses, examining their role in preserving and representing individuals throughout history.

Focusing on masks and portrait busts, the book sheds light on the techniques and artistry involved in capturing a person’s image in plaster. A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of art history, ＂Portraits in Plaster＂ offers a unique biographical perspective on its subjects, intertwining artistic creation with personal narrative. Explore the enduring legacy of this timeless art form, presented with historical context and insightful observations.

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