James Dean Bust as The Rebel Without a Cause

JAMES DEAN AS THE REBEL
LIFE MASK ENHANCED TO CAPTURE THE FACE OF "THE REBEL" HIMSELF James Dean (1931- 1955 ) Dean became not only an actor of note, but one with a cult following. His fans cast him in a hero's mold. His sullen, difficult, iconoclastic personality became an object of admiration. His death from an auto accident in 1955 resulted in nationwide mourning unequaled before or since. James Deans film credits are: Fixed Bayonets (1951), Has Anybody Seen My Gal (1951),Rebel Without a Cause (1955), and Giant released in 1956.

This mask is enhanced to create a very impressive display. The cast from James Dean's face has been sculpturally enhanced by artist Erick Erickson. The eyes have been sculpted open in the cool Dean style. Deans head is cocked, and his famous jacket has the collar turned up. The ears and eyebrows have been added and James Dean's hair has been styled like we see it in the film.
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    The sculpture is cast in Tuf-Cal a fiber filled Gypsum cement with polymer additives.
    This sculpture is finished in Silver Screen Silver, then rubbed with an Antiquing overlay to bring out the detail. It is then sealed to preserve it. The sculpture is ready for hanging.
    The sculpture is a full scale 1 to 1 cast and it measures 11 inches by 7 1/2 inches. This unique collectable is heavy. ,,,,"HOW CAN A GUY GROW UP IN A CIRCUS LIKE THAT?"

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