Fantasy Sculpture by Lana Quenneville

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Original one-of-a-kind. Signed by artist Lana Quenneville (US2002022632)

Height: 17” tall

Hair: Natural white/gray wool

Eyes: Blue glass with transparent film

Body: Prosculpt head, hands and feet on wire armatured cloth body. Hand painted with archival quality heat-set oils. Hand applied facial hair.

Costume: Hand Made 1700's frock coat in yellow-goldDoupoini Silk with black lace accents, satin ribbon, and buttons. Red satin "poet's" style shirt with ruffles and buttons. Black cotton 1700's style breeches and white stockings. Hand-sculpted cavalier style boots and hand sculpted black fingerless gloves.

Props: Wood base with engraved plaque

Price: For Raffle at the International Camarilla Conclave 2004 - All proceeds for Charity.

Quasimodo generated over $300. for the charity raffle!

Special thanks to Dan Hawthorne for permission to use his visage and costuming for reference and inspiration.

Courtesy of www.cam-anarch.org:
Quasimodo was officially elevated as a justicar at the Dallas Conclave in 2002. One of his first actions, with the aid of Justicar Cynric, was to place Gustav Magistratum, the former Tremere Justicar--onto the Red List.

Interesting gossip flies about this creature... Very little is known of him that can be verified. He murmurs at times in his French accent about his times as a knight named Ivanhoe and of his days as a bell ringer and his lost Esmerelda. Whispers in the dark speak of his hand in the fall of Francois Villion, the one time Most Powerful Prince in the world, but then he denies not being involved in the fall of Villion. Oddly though days after Villion's fleeing from Paris he was seen in the New World, shuffling amongst the younger kindred and those outcasts from society. His agenda soon became clear, when it was announced that he was Rachel Markov's replacement as Justicar of the Nosferatu.