John Wood Shipbuilder Bust, Scottish Maritime Portrait for Library and Study Decor

A maritime history portrait with short curls, a Roman toga and an integral pedestal. This bust reproduces the painted plaster portrait of John Wood 1788-1860, Port Glasgow shipbuilder and builder of the Comet, held by The Watt Institution, object 2008.80. The reverse is signed Murray sculp 18..; a fuller sculptor identification is not asserted.

Made to order by TheBustVault and crafted from PLA. Choose a height of 5, 9 or 12 inches with Ivory White, Marble Stone or Charcoal Black finish. This is a contemporary PLA reproduction of the museum sculpture, offered as a decorative portrait for a bookshelf, desk or study.

Source credit: John Wood 1788-1860, painted plaster portrait signed Murray sculp 18.., The Watt Institution, object 2008.80. Exact owning museum scan. Digital geometry CC-BY-4.0. Source: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/bust-of-john-wood-1788-1860-of-port-glasgow-e51848d4af2d460896df6653a5f78f81. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Preparation changes: Imported exact official Sketchfab GLB 1072369 triangle geometry and welded coincident material seams. Trimmed lowest 1mm of 304.8mm source pilot through existing pedestal underside to regularize open scan boundary, capped only base loop, uniformly rescaled to 304.8mm and centered at Z 0. Original portrait, curls, Roman toga and integral pedestal retained. No added base, invented facial detail, global smoothing, remesh or decimation.