A Scarce Plaster Phrenology Bust Prepared by A.L. Vago (1839-1896) of Gray's Inn Road, London & Dated to 1883 sub-Architectural & Garden in its toxicity and its

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A Scarce Plaster Phrenology Bust Prepared by A.L. Vago (1839-1896) of Gray's Inn Road, London & Dated to 1883 sub-Architectural & Garden in its toxicity and itsOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1883 Height: 8. 5" Width: 4" Depth: 5" (all at extremities) The wonderfully evocative phrenologist bust of in plaster, mapping the labeled regions of the human brain, such as 'Individuality' and 'Destructiveness' via a number of printed paper labels applied to the head listing the mental faculties, and coated with applied lacquer., the reverse is stamped "Published 1883 A. L. Vago 114