A Large Early 20thC Plaster Écorché Anatomical Figure of a Male by Edouard Lanteri c.1900 antiques Fred Fowle remains one of

Fred Fowle remains one of the most revered classical decorators of traditional showland rides and attractions

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The study of anatomical figures became popular among the medical academies across Europe around the 17th and 18th century

Coventry and of course Liverpool and Chester to name but a few

A Large Early 20thC Plaster Écorché Anatomical Figure of a Male by Edouard Lanteri c.1900 antiques Fred Fowle remains one ofOrigin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 05 Height: 35 inches The Base: 10 inches square (all approximate and at extremities) The superbly well cast and wonderfully rendered plaster cast anatomy of a man figure standing on glazed square base impressed with the marks for Chapman & Hall Ltd and Copyright whole standing at nearly three feet, and almost certainly signed E Lanteri 1901 survives from Edwardian period England. The