This one of a kind, handmade plague doctor diorama sculpture is made with polymers clays and painted with acrylic paints. The eye pieces are glass. His wardrobe has a few metal steampunk inspired elements pressed into it. The pre-fabricated lantern is reinforced with Apoxie clay. He carries a bird scull sculpted cane to give him an extra creepy vibe. The sculpture stands approximately 10 inches tall from the bottom of the base to the top of his hat. It’s approximately 5 and ½ inches wide from arm to arm. It’s sculpted on top of a wooden 5 inch diameter base.
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The story of “The Vulture” Plague Doctor:
“The villagers call him “The Vulture”. Even in times of great plague and pestilence, they fear to call upon him. It’s true, he will assist with examinations of the afflicted and treat them with mysterious unknown medicine but still, they all perish. Some say he feasts on the flesh of the dead as he is immune to disease. In truth, he burns the corpses and buries the ashes in the deep, dark woods. His payment for service? Only all of the worldly possessions of the deceased and half of the possessions of the remaining loved ones. When his task is over, he vanishes like mist into the remote forest from which he came”.
This one of a kind, handmade plague doctor diorama sculpture is made with polymers clays and painted with acrylic paints. The eye pieces are glass. His wardrobe has a few metal steampunk inspired elements pressed into it. The pre-fabricated lantern is reinforced with Apoxie clay. He carries a bird scull sculpted cane to give him an extra creepy vibe. The sculpture stands approximately 10 inches tall from the bottom of the base to the top of his hat. It’s approximately 5 and ½ inches wide from arm to arm. It’s sculpted on top of a wooden 5 inch diameter base.
Free shipping within the continental USA.
The story of “The Vulture” Plague Doctor:
“The villagers call him “The Vulture”. Even in times of great plague and pestilence, they fear to call upon him. It’s true, he will assist with examinations of the afflicted and treat them with mysterious unknown medicine but still, they all perish. Some say he feasts on the flesh of the dead as he is immune to disease. In truth, he burns the corpses and buries the ashes in the deep, dark woods. His payment for service? Only all of the worldly possessions of the deceased and half of the possessions of the remaining loved ones. When his task is over, he vanishes like mist into the remote forest from which he came”.
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