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Fountain of Eternal Life, 1/12 Scale, Figure with Flames, [Plaster]
Plaster sketch model for Fountain of Eternal life. Tall, thin nude male figure rising out of the flames with right hand reaching toward the sky.
Susanna and the Mirror, [Porcelain]
Porcelain sculpture with a off white glaze of a seated nude female figure gazing into a small hand held mirror.
Fountain of Eternal Life, 1/12 Scale, Sketch Model, [Plaster]
Plaster sketch model of nude male figure for the early model of Fountain of Eternal LIfe. This attaches to the female model. The yellowish discoloring is from shellac used to seal the plaster.
Fountain of Eternal Life, 1/12 Scale, Arm for Sketch Model, [Plaster]
Proper right arm for plaster sketch model of nude central figure for Fountain of Eternal life. The yellowish discoloring is from shellac used to seal the plaster.
Fountain of Eternal Life, 1/12 Scale, Figure with Flames, Proper Left Hand Raised, Model, [Plaster]
Sculpture of a tall slender male stretching into the sky from flames. This is a sketch model for the center figure for the Fountain of Eternal Life.
Christ, Model, [Plaster]
Different from the Indian River crucifix in style. Extended arms and "T" shaped pose.
It is unknown is this is a work by Fredericks.
It is unknown is this is a work by Fredericks.
Bunichuro Sugimura, Bust, [Plaster]
Plaster portrait bust on wood base of an Asian male.
Man and the Expanding Universe, Small-Scale, [Plaster]
Small plaster model for Man and the Expanding Universe. There are no attached planets in his hands.
Celestial Fountain, Female, [Plaster]
Nude female crouching on a sphere planet. There is a small Saturn-like planet that she holds in her proper left hand that is detached.
Planet for Celestial Fountain female figure. Planet is Saturn-like shaped.
Planet for Celestial Fountain female figure. Planet is Saturn-like shaped.
Celestial Fountain, Planet, [Plaster]
Planet for the left hand of "Celestial Fountain: 2000.241.001. Now reattached to the sculpture as of February 2007 by Scott Slocum.