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Kathryn,
I think your best bet is to call a museum. I know the Metropolitan Museum,
for instance, has a large collection of plaster casts. I presume the St
Fco museum might also, and therefore know of a restorer, who might either
restore yours or tell you where to have a new cast made.
Good luck
Angela Giral
At 04:03 PM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
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>The Doe Library at the University of California Berkeley recently completed
>a seismic strengthening construction project. As a result of this
>construction one of our plaster busts of Marcus Aurelius, was decapitated
>as a result of vibrations caused from jack-hammering.
>
>I am trying to locate a source in the U.S. that makes plaster busts, but
>have not been successful. Does anyone out there know who might still be in
>this business?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Kathryn Wayne
>Fine Arts Librarian
>University of California Berkeley
>
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