This moving bust of Freud distills Nemon's respect and admiration for a man he sketched repeatedly through the 1930s in Vienna and lastly in London.

Ideal for the desk or study, where Freud of course displayed his own collection of small statues.

Working from her Wood Green studio, London, artist and ceramist Martha Todd has remoulded Oscar Nemon's 1930s original plaster portraits of Sigmund Freud, using two part silicone moulds, supported by rigid plaster armatures, to faithfully reproduce Nemon's casting methods. This ensures that the portraits of Freud are absolutely accurate casts of the originals created by Nemon from life.

• Cast in jesmonite 
• Hand finished with wax patina
• Weight: 227g
• Dimensions: 12cm high, 7cm wide, 5.5cm deep
• Comes with Certificate of Authenticity
  
• Packed in an elegant black gift box

Martha Todd RCA MA is an artist and Sculpture tutor at the Royal Academy of Arts Schools. She makes work from her studio in North London. Her work is often conceptual but she also enjoys sculpting figurative forms, both human and animal. She makes work both for exhibitions and on commission.