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PLASTER CAST: FEMALE HEAD, BUILDING FAÇADE ORNAMENTATION, 224 ROKEBY ROAD

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Plaster casts of two female heads with scrolls on either side of face. Their hair is curly and tied with a band just above the forehead. The heads were part of the ornamentation on the façade of a building located at 224 Rokeby Road, Subiaco belonging to the donor and Denny Tsokos.

Historical information

The heads were part of the ornamentation on the façade of a building located at 224 Rokeby Road, belonging to the donor and Denny Tsokos.

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cwa-org-43-1991.213.1

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Art and Design
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Material

Width

315 mm

Height or length

410 mm

Keywords

Do All The Things!

Statement of significance

A part of ornamentation on the façade of a building located at 224 Rokeby Road, Subiaco.

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Monday, 30 June, 2025

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