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Bust of Winston Churchill with Cigar, Made in USA, Plaster

Bust of Winston Churchill with Cigar, Made in USA, Plaster

SKU:HP65890

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The Cigar That Became a Symbol: Winston Churchill Bust with Cigar

Winston Churchill was never far from his cigar, and portraits rarely leave it out. This Winston Churchill bust with cigar captures the statesman as the world remembers him. It is made in the USA from plaster with a fossil finish.

Churchill's cigar became part of his public image during the Second World War. It joined the V sign and the determined jaw in cartoons and photographs. This Churchill cigar bust makes that image three-dimensional.

The bust is made to order in the USA. Allow two to three weeks for delivery. Each Winston Churchill plaster bust is cast from plaster with a fossil finish. This Made in USA bust is a lasting tribute.

A Portrait in the Roman Tradition

The portrait bust has a long history, from ancient Roman statesmen to modern leaders. Churchill himself understood the power of image. A bust remains the classic way to honor a public figure. A Winston Churchill bust with cigar adds a touch of humor to that tradition. This Winston Churchill plaster bust is dignified yet friendly.

At 12 inches tall, this Churchill cigar bust has real presence on a shelf or mantel. The Made in USA bust is finished in plaster with a fossil finish.

Product Details

  • Subject: Winston Churchill with cigar
  • Material: Plaster with fossil finish
  • Origin: Made to order in the USA. Allow 2 to 3 weeks
  • Size: 12 in H x 6.5 in W x 6 in D
  • Weight: 4.5 lbs
  • SKU / PN: HP65890

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Display Notes

Place the bust on a bookshelf, mantel, or desk. Plaster should be kept indoors and dry. A Winston Churchill bust with cigar suits a study or library.

Winston Churchill in Brief

Winston Churchill (1874-1965) was a British statesman and writer. He served as Prime Minister from 1940 to 1945 and again from 1951 to 1955. His speeches steadied Britain through the Second World War. He also painted for pleasure and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953. The cigar, the V sign, and the determined jaw became his lasting image.

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