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"The Mad Hatter - part of Wonderland Asylum" by Michelle Bradshaw

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SciFi and Fantasy Art The Mad Hatter - part of Wonderland Asylum by Michelle Bradshaw


	Here is a closer view of the 5 inch tall mad hatter in straight jacket. He is an original, one of a kind sculpture...part polymer - part soft sculpture, and therefore semi-poseable.

Date	Name	Comment
8 Sep 2006	Casserole	Loading... Omigosh... This is absolutley astounding, youre a true artist! ^.^
28 Sep 2006	Jenny Johnson	Loading... I just wanted to say that I am completely in awe of your work. It's unbelievably detailed and shows such talent and flair. Totally inspirational!!!
7 Jan 2007	Abigail	Loading... I'm scared....O_o
7 Jan 2007	Anonymous	Loading... Did you know - and you probably do - that in the late 19th and early 20th century, hatters used lead in the process of making the felt that they used to cover their hats? Over time, this lead got into their blood stream, causing gradual dementia. Hence the expression 'as mad as a hatter'. It is thought that it was the lead in their pipes that eventually drove the Romans mad, and caused their downfall. The word 'plumbing' comes from the Latin 'plumbus' meaning lead. Hehe, I'll stop now. Sorry BTW great sculpture!
25 Jul 2007	Bella	Loading... actually i think it was mercury that drove hatters mad... and since when did the romans all go mad? :-S but anyway... i love ALL your sculptures, they really are amazing, even if this one is a little scary lol.
9 Aug 2008	Hallie Wiseley	Loading... Anonymous actually knows what he is talking about; I’ve read about both mercury and lead being the poison. And some historians do theorize that one of the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire was lead poisoning--they had a drink they were rather obsessed with called Milk of Lead or some such name. Anyway, about the picture.... I think that your interpretations of each character are wonderful! The Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter are both so intense!
9 Oct 2008	Wicked Lovely	Loading... How will he ever drink his tea now? Brilliant! The details for all your sculptured works is absolutely Amazing...I am so incredibly jealous! Fantastic.
9 Jan 2009	Sherri L. White	Loading... Whoa !!!
13 Jun 2010	McCormick	Loading... Okay. Last time I’ll comment. Promise. Um. This has to be my favorite series I’ve ever seen. This Wonderland Asylum thing you have going. So original and just so real and creative. Absolutely stunning. You are an awesome artist and I don’t think anyone could do it better. Wonderful job.
22 Sep 2012	Anon.	Loading... where can you buy this
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'The Mad Hatter - part of Wonderland Asylum':

• Created by:

Michelle Bradshaw
• Copyright: ©Michelle Bradshaw. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: 1:12, Alice, Art, Doll, Hatter, In, Mad, Scale, Sculpture, Wonderland
• Categories: Head or Facial Study, Humourous or Cute Things, Man, Men
• Techniques: Mixed Media, Sculpture, Clay, Pottery, etc
• Submitted: 2006-07-29 02:18:39
• Views: 12820
• Resolution: 536x755

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