Taxidermy: A Leopard head form (Panthera pardus) Attributed to Roland Ward The skull and teeth applied with straw and plaster/clay forming musculature
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Taxidermy: A Leopard head form (Panthera pardus) Attributed to Roland Ward The skull and teeth applied with straw and plaster/clay forming musculature. Set on a shaped wood base plate. 38cm (tongue detached)
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