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Idolino
Discovered in 1530 in an excavation in Pesaro, it is a Roman copy of the Augustan age of a Greek original of the 5th century BC. Extremely elegant work, it was a source of inspiration for numerous sculptures during the sixteenth century. In Florence since 1631 with the inheritance of Vittoria della Rovere, it is kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Florence.
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ETRUSCAN IDOLINO, COPY OF THE ORIGINAL, MUSEUM OF ARCHEOLOGY, FLORENCE.
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Description
LOST-WAX CAST BRONZE.
Idolino
Discovered in 1530 in an excavation in Pesaro, it is a Roman copy of the Augustan age of a Greek original of the 5th century BC. Extremely elegant work, it was a source of inspiration for numerous sculptures during the sixteenth century. In Florence since 1631 with the inheritance of Vittoria della Rovere, it is kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Florence.
Note: It is necessary to request a quote to check the availability of the work and check the price in the event of a new reproduction.
Product Details
Measures
- Dimensions
- H. 153
Technical features
- Material
- METAL: BRONZE
- Unit Measure
- PI
- Color
- DARK GREEN PATINA
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