The exhibition displays the history of the coronation ceremony, royal portraits and a plaster cast of the sculpture of the King created by Natee Kevalakul for the Prajadhipok’s Institute. In the past, Italian marble carving experts would use clay to cast the statue to fix the shape and composition before moulding the initial plaster sculpture. After graduation, he was a special lecturer in techniques for carving marble sculptures at the university. During his studies, he worked as a sculptor at Studio Arte di Cave Michelangelo and Marble Studio Stagetti. He returned to Thailand in 2008 and opened a studio in Bangkok to work on marble sculptures.

Source: The Nation Bangkok May 20, 2019 06:33 UTC