Robert Devereux, the Earl of Essex. Beheaded on orders of Queen Elizabeth I. Headless Historicals dolls. Horror art. Bloody horror decor.

Robert Devereux was one of Queen Elizabeth I's favorite subjects until he started getting too big for his britches. She had him executed in 1601.

This life-sized replica of the Earl's freshly-severed head can be used at a table display or mounted on a wall.

The head is attached to a large basket base sparsely lined with bloodied straw. The piece is approx 10" deep, 16" tall and 18" wide.

Robert's facial features are all hand-painted. His blue eyes are glazed over in a cloudy and sickly death stare framed by painted eyebrows. He wears his chestnut-colored hair in a longish style and his facial hair in a classic fashionable Elizabethan manner. He is spattered with cast-off blood from the axe blow, and blood running from his mouth and nose. The neck reveals part of the crushed spinal column and severed trachea.

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Headless Historicals specializes in dolls and other items that commemorate the lives and deaths of famous people in history. You can see photos and information of all the dolls we've done over the years here: http://www.shivarodriguez.com/p/gallery-of-headless-historicals.html