Exciting Macabre Skull Sculpture Used In Theatre Production Hamlet Shakespeare

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Exciting Macabre Skull Sculpture Used In Globe Theatre Production Hamlet Shakespeare Story Composition- Reconstituted Stone Skull Sculpture With Defined Cheekbones, Pearly White Teeth And Piercing Red Eyes By Known For Shakespeares Hamlet Alas poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow/ of infinite jest of most excellent fancy.” Exceptional Gory Look Very Well ‘Executed’ Piece Provenance Exhibited In New York During 1960’s Acquired By Lord Hill Museum From New York Collector Dimensions In Inches Height 6.5” Width 5” Depth 8” Weight Approx 8Kg