• Porcelain Hat Pin Torso - Martha Todd. Doll with dismembered limbs.
  • Porcelain Hat Pin Torso - Martha Todd. Doll with dismembered limbs.
  • Porcelain Hat Pin Torso - Martha Todd. This shows the hat pin fastener.
  • Porcelain Hat Pin Torso - Martha Todd. The Box for the hat pin.
  • All the products produced in porcelain by Martha Todd for The Uncanny exhibition at the Freud Museum.
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Torso - Porcelain Hat Pin by Martha Todd

Torso - Porcelain Hat Pin by Martha Todd

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Dismembered limbs, a severed head, a hand cut off at the wrist, or feet which dance by themselves — all these have something peculiarly uncanny about them...

Sigmund Freud, The Uncanny, 1919

A hat pin sporting a porcelain dismembered doll's torso, produced by Martha Todd, one of the exhibiting artists of The Uncanny: A Centenary.

Martha Todd RCA MA is an artist working from her studio in North London. Her work is often conceptual and normally involves sculpting figurative forms, both human and animal. She makes work for exhibitions and on commission.

Porcelain with matte finish.
Length of pin: 14 cm
Length of porcelain torso: 5 cm

Packed in a gift box

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