plaster cast

In 1993, to raise awareness about breast cancer, she made plaster casts of hundreds of women’s torsos and placed them in a cemetery-like installation on a lawn.

Luckily, three years before, the company had taken a plaster cast of the trophy in order to make a miniature for Wolverhampton Wanderers.

He matched bullets to guns; he used plaster casts to identify footprints.

He even ran a mile a day in a plaster cast for six weeks after an operation on his foot.

A bad injury, and then photographs of him dancing in a nightclub with a plaster cast, saw the media turn on him.