A Group of Ten Framed 1980s Rorschach Psychodiagnostics Test Plates sub-Religion & Relics and almost certainly a fragment

and almost certainly a fragment from a larger composition

as an underwater ocean scene

Versions of that jug were subsequently made by John Denton Bagster

in their charming yet awkward naïve style

This picture coveys those emotions

A Group of Ten Framed 1980s Rorschach Psychodiagnostics Test Plates sub-Religion & Relics and almost certainly a fragmentOrigin: GermanPeriod: Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1980Each: 10. 25 wide x 8. 75 high (each, in frames)The group of ten psychodiagnostics test plates each printed on a separate white card with each of the blots having a near perfect bilateral symmetry, with five inkblots in black ink, two in black and red ink and three being multi coloured, published by Hans Huber and distributed by WPS, and surviving from the early 1980s. The plates are in