Focus on Bust of Robert D. Orr and analyze the Description.
The bronze bust is a 1.5 scale portrait of Robert D. Orr from the mid-chest and above. The bust is made of bronze with a wax patina and was cast with the Lost-wax casting method. Orr is looking forward smiling. The bust contains great detail in the face which includes wrinkles around the eyes and mouth. He is dressed in a collared shirt, tie, and blazer. There is a defined pin on his proper left lapel which represents the Rotary International club.  He has a slightly receding hairline with hair parted on the right. The edges of the shoulders seem to be unfinished. They appear to have a bumpy display and is not congruent to the smooth, sharp edges of the tie and blazer. There is a Foundry mark on the proper right, back of the bust. On the proper front right lapel is the artist's signature (Jon Ingle) and the date 1987.
Directly beneath the bust is the base which reads "Robert D. Orr Governor 1981-1989".  The bust measures 30 x 21 x 15 in.; 76.2 x 53.34 x 38.1 cm. 
Below the sculpture, attached to the wall, is a plaque that gives the dedication information of the bust. 
The plaque reads: ROBERT D. ORR
Governor
State of Indiana
1981-1989
Presented by the Rotary Club of
Evansville to the State of Indiana
Jon Ingle, Sculptor [1]
Robert D. Orr Indiana Rotary International Foundry Lost-wax casting