Beth Carter; Mr Doubledream; Bronze; Edition 6 of 15 sub-Art & Sculpture The crowns of the hats

The crowns of the hats worn in south and south-west Wales were slightly conical in shape and most were made by Christys of London and Stockport

shirt and neckerchief

this set of bagpipes ye won’t tire

Dating from the Settecento period the mid eighteenth century painted softwood chapel dedication panel in its original pine and gesso frame with hand painted script on a series of five boards headed DOM for Deo Optimo Maximo over a weighty Latin text for the Grassi family surviving from the middle of eighteenth century Italy and almost certainly Rome

Beth Carter; Mr Doubledream; Bronze; Edition 6 of 15 sub-Art & Sculpture The crowns of the hatsOrigin: English Period: 21stC Provenance: Direct from the Studio of Beth Carter; Edition 6 of 15 Date: c. 2013 Height: 33. 5 Depth: 9. 5 Width: 9 (all at extremities and with jesmonite base) The Base: 13 wide x 8. 75 deep See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter.