Marion Peck 'The Traveler' Polystone Sculpture

This is a contemporary figurative sculpture titled 'The Traveler,' designed by Pop Surrealist artist Marion Peck and produced by Porterhouse Fine Art Editions. The piece is constructed from polystone with a smooth, matte painted finish. It depicts a whimsical human-alien hybrid figure standing on a black rectangular base. The figure features a disproportionately large, bulbous head with two orange-tipped antennae and a striking 'double-vision' face composed of four realistic eyes staggered across a pale, somatized complexion. The body is a small, pale torso with a rounded belly; the figure holds a blue suitcase in its right hand and a folded white handkerchief in its left. The color palette consists of soft flesh tones, muted grays, and pops of primary blue and orange. The craftsmanship is high-quality, with precise facial details reminiscent of Renaissance portraiture filtered through a lowbrow art lens. Based on its production history, this piece likely dates to approximately 2010. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or paint loss, though minor dust accumulation is noted in the crevices. The piece is a limited edition collectible, often signed or numbered on the underside of the base (not visible in image).