THE LAST SUPPER

"MIDGE"

HITLER: THE ULTIMATE TYRANT

This astonishing bronze bust features a grotesque glimpse of the Holocaust inside Hitler's hollow head.

To view it, one looks through Hitler's eyes.

HAROLD MACMILLAN

This bust, of the former British prime minister, is on permanent display in The Macmillan Room at the Carlton Club in London.

WINSTON CHURCHILL

PADRE PIO

BEST FRIENDS

EMBRACE

EROTICA

THE POKER GAME

"GEORDIE"

Yorkshiremen are known as "Geordies."

Papa Duke identified the quintessential "Geordie"--a man who used to hang out on Vale Royal, north London, where the artist kept his studio.

"Geordie" posed, Papa Duke sculpted, and the result is this bronze.

FLAMINGO IN NATURAL HABITAT

In the early 1980s, Papa Duke produced a series of six-foot-tall flamingos. Several, in a fit of kitsch, he painted pink. Others he left naturally bronze.

The flamingo pictured here has crossed the Atlantic a number of times, and has resided, over the past quarter century, in London, Monaco, Washington DC and Santa Barbara.

This sculpture, in hollow bronze, is adored and coveted by all who have laid eyes upon it.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

For a period of about ten years, commencing 1979, Papa Duke went through a sculpturing phase.

He produced a number of works, several of which remain on permanent display at select London clubs.

This bust of George Bernard Shaw, sculpted in 1980, is cast in hollowed bronze.