Bronze 'cire perdue' sculpture of the naked Apolino, standing in elegant pose.
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Leaning against a (separately cast) tree stump with a quiver
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Upraised right arm is bowed over his head
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Beautiful cast with carefully modeled details in the face and haircut after an ancient original
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The cast is showing on the back some tiny cast defaults, which are filled up with pewter
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Rich greenish / brown patination
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On a modern rectangular wooden base
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Note: Frits Scholten curator of the Rijksmuseum has examined this bronze and suggested the surrounding of Francois Duquesnoy
- Origin
- France
- Period
- Louis XIV Period
- Reference
- 181-328
- Sizes
- 61 x 22 x 15 cm