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White-painted wooden skull with black sockets and bared teeth, a stone at the throat, extended by a skeletal body lying on concrete, work by Robert Bibeau

Stone-Eater

A skull carved from wood and whitened, with hollow sockets and bared teeth, a raw stone lodged at the throat, extended by a carved skeletal body painted white, its bones traced in black. The figure is shown lying down.

Full view of the figure lying at the foot of a purple wall, white skull with the stone, skeletal body with bones traced in black.
Wide view of the figure lying on concrete, skull in the foreground, arm stretched to the right.
Stone-Eater, seen from above: skeletal figure lying on concrete, white skull facing up, black sockets, a row of teeth, raw stone at the throat, white body with ribs and spine in black lines, one arm stretched to the side, legs bent
Earlier state

The same work, photographed at an earlier stage of its making.

Vertical white-painted wood figure, a skull crowned with spikes, raw brown stone wedged beneath the jaw, frontal view.
Full wooden sculpture painted white, a head with dark cavities and a brown stone, mounted on a rod above a dark base.
Profile view of the white-painted wood figure, an elongated silhouette with brown wood showing through the paint, stone beneath the head, on a rod.
Overall view of the sculpture on its metal rod and base, a raw stone protruding at the base of the head, pale background.
Carved wooden head painted white with deep eye sockets and bared teeth, three-quarter view on a metal rod against a pale background.