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Juggler Clown, Mold, [Plaster and Rubber]
Mould for Juggler Clown body. This is a 2 piece mold held together with 2 pieces of wire. Plaster mother mold with inner rubber mold and plaster core. Has "Juggler" and "Juggler clown" written in red on the mold.
Juggler Clown, Full-Scale, [Plaster]
Plaster Full-Scale Juggler Clown in several sections.
Juggler Clown, Arms, Mold, [Plaster and Rubber]
Arm mold for Juggler Clown plaster mother mold with inner rubber mold and wax core. Written on one of the molds is "Juggler Fredericks".
Juggler Clown, Armature [Wood]
Juggler Clown armature made of wood and polystyrene. Armature is in two sections.
Juggler Clown, [Plaster]
Plaster 1/4 scale model for Juggler Clown with the balls unattached but they are in the base of the figure.
Juggler Clown, [Plaster]
Plaster 1/4 scale model for Jugler Clown. One of several clowns sculpted by Fredericks. This clown is the Juggler Clown and is depicted in the act of juggling with a ball in each hand and one balanced on his nose.
Juggler Clown [Bronze]
Juggler Clown, 1938
Bronze, cast 1988
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Fredericks
1991.043
Although the first clowns date back to ancient times, the descendants of modern clowns were the traveling minstrels of the Middle Ages. They wore…
Bronze, cast 1988
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Fredericks
1991.043
Although the first clowns date back to ancient times, the descendants of modern clowns were the traveling minstrels of the Middle Ages. They wore…
Joseph and Mary holding Christ statues at Indian River Catholic Shrine
Interior of church at Indian River Catholic Shrine in Indian River, Michigan.
John M. Dorsey, M.D., Mold, [Plaster]
Plaster relief mold for plaster portrait relief of John M. Dorsey. The yellowish discoloring is from shellac used to seal the plaster. Text on the mold is "John M. Dorsey MD 1900-1978 Wayne State University 1946-1978".
John M. Dorsey, M.D., [Plaster Blank ]
Plaster portait blank of John M. Dorsey. The outline of the figure is still visible. The yellowish discoloring is from shellac used to seal the plaster. Text on the plaster is "John M. Dorsey MD 1900-1978 Wayne State University 1946-1978".