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The B/99J Wine Red Human Figurine Collection
The B/99J Wine Red Human Figurine Collection
The B/99J wine red human figurine collection gives collectors a chance to build the ultimate co-ordination amongst all the multiples of this wine figurine set.b/99j wine red human hair wigs wavy It's hard to find a great figurine collection, this one is definitely something to be proud of and display proudly in your home bar or at a show room.
The collection of the B/99J human figurine collection has grown in the last few years and now represents one of the most unique collections of this type of wine figurine that has ever been made.b/99j wine red human hair wigs wavy This collection includes 12 different figs, a variety of shapes and styles, most with a base of white porcelain and a top painted black or silver. The main feature is a fairly standard human face with a beautiful robe, this comes complete with a matching hat and gloves.
The pieces are painted using white porcelain on a flat base of a non-glossy porcelain finish. Each figurine is then individually hand painted with one of several different bases. Some of the more popular bases that have been used include a spray paint gun, a hand held brush, soldering iron and, as well as some unusual ones, the use of a chisel and some form of scraper. The artistry behind each painting is so amazing that it's difficult to describe.
These pieces are a classic example of "made to order" art and are the best example of a figurine collection that is made from the highest quality white porcelain, featuring designs by skilled artists. Each piece is completely unique and every single one is unique in the sense that the artist's had completely different viewpoints on what should have been done and what shouldn't have been done.
Another amazing aspect of the B/99J collection is the fact that the artist who created these pieces would not have been required to use a license. Instead, he would have been able to make any figurine without the permission of the artist, which would have been fine because as the artist would have always known that he would be making the figurine a bargain of sorts. Why is this so?
The reason that the artist was not required to get permission for a specific piece is due to the fact that he was not an artist by trade, he was a businessman. A businessman like myself knows that he can sell a product to a retailer and that it will ultimately benefit him in the long run. The retailer will sell the product for the price that it's worth and in return will keep a commission for every piece that they buy from the retailer. This is why we are able to sell items on eBay, without needing permission from an artist.
And then the customer buys a painting, which means that if the customer likes the painting, they will pay more for the product and the retailer will have more money to reinvest in his business. This is how "made to order" works.
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