A Beautiful Early 20thC Collection of Nine Porifera/Sponge Specimens sub-Art & Sculpture The process for making papier-mâché

The process for making papier-mâché furniture was achieved either by pasting multiple layers of paper over shaped cores

This hatchment was essentially prepared as a tribute to Willem II and/or Queen Anna at his/her death

were designed for a church and therefore electricity was not available or appropriate for their alter setting

though nothing of major concern

The witches are dancing as the music intensifies and

A Beautiful Early 20thC Collection of Nine Porifera/Sponge Specimens sub-Art & Sculpture The process for making papier-mâchéOrigin: Benghazi, Libya Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Varying Widths From: 3. 75 to 8. 5 The collection of nine preserved specimens of Porifera or sponge in differing sizes collected on the beaches of Benghazi in Libya in the early par of the twentieth century. The specimens all show their age and are a little dusty as such and malt a little on movement. Some have small areas of loss though generally they are in