Modeller Collection

Head of Old Man (polychrome earthenware)
2384559 Head of Old Man (polychrome earthenware) by Mazzoni, Guido (d.1518); height 26 cm; Galleria e Museo Estense, Modena, Italy; (add.info.: Modena, Galleria Estense: Testa di vecchio)

John Thomas, the well-known sculptor and modeller (engraving)
5199468 John Thomas, the well-known sculptor and modeller (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Thomas, the well-known sculptor and modeller)

Modeller, Dinner-Time, Workmen, Sculptor (engraving)
6010540 Modeller, Dinner-Time, Workmen, Sculptor (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Modeller, Dinner-Time, Workmen, Sculptor)

The workshop of a Midlands plastic figure factory, which manufacture a wide range of products from Puppets used in fairground amusements to shop mannequins

The Modeller, 1891. Artist: Charles Shannon
The Modeller, 1891. Housed at the Tate Britain, London. From The Studio Volume 46. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1909]

Some types of model ships. Date: circa 1920s

descriptive catalogue general collection ancient
A descriptive catalogue of a general collection of ancient and modern engraved gems, cameos as well as intaglios, taken from the most celebrated cabinets in Europe and cast in coloured pastes

Parisien wax-modellers at work in the Tatler
Image depicting the art of the Parisien wax-modeller, showing artists colouring the faces and supplying heads with hair. The wax models were often required to represent a fashionable woman for

Mrs. Wright, published in the London Magazine, 1775 (engraving)
XJF618913 Mrs. Wright, published in the London Magazine, 1775 (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mrs)

David Garrick Miniature: Tassie Glass Paste Portrait Medallion of David Garrick Chiseled on spine of book: " GARRICK STRAT

Sculpture, Edward Hodges Signed and dated by chisel on supporting column on back of bust: " E. H. BAILY | A. R. A. | SCULPTOR | LONDON. | 1820.", Edward Hodges Baily, 1788-1867, British

The front cover of The Aero Modeller, December 1939, V, (49). Date: 1939

Homo erectus clay model. Sculptor modelling a clay Homo erectus head

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The art of modelling has a rich history, spanning various mediums and techniques. From intricate model ships that sail through the imagination to the captivating polychrome earthenware sculptures, modellers have brought life to their creations. In the world of sculpting, John Thomas stands as a well-known figure, his engravings showcasing his mastery as both a sculptor and modeller. His works capture the essence of time and emotion, leaving viewers in awe. Diving into the past, an engraving titled "Modeller, Dinner-Time, Workmen" takes us back to a bygone era where artists gathered around for nourishment amidst their creative endeavors. It reminds us that even in the midst of creation, sustenance is essential. Charles Shannon's painting "The Modeller" transports us to 1891 when artists meticulously crafted their masterpieces with passion and dedication. The image captures an artist engrossed in his work while surrounded by tools and materials that bring his vision to life. A glimpse into Parisien wax-modellers at work in Tatler reveals another facet of this artistic realm. These skilled artisans delicately shape wax into lifelike figures that astonish onlookers with their realism. Moving forward in time brings us to a Midlands plastic figure factory where workers tirelessly manufacture an extensive range of figurines. Their workshop buzzes with activity as molds are filled and colors carefully chosen - each piece destined for its own unique purpose or story. Flipping through pages from The Architect's Surveyors and Engineers Compendium 1892 provides insight into how modelling played a role beyond artistry. Advertisements showcase products related to construction models - miniature representations aiding architects' visions come alive before ground is broken. Throughout history, modellers have left indelible marks on our culture and society. Whether it be recreating majestic vessels or immortalizing human forms in clay or plastic; they breathe life into inert matter with their skill and imagination.