As shown in: Classical Bronzes, Bronzes
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Piece: 1670343671
Price: £ 5750
USD: ($7600)
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Highly collectable pair of bronze Grand Tour busts on stands in the classical manner The busts each depict the Roman Gods Jupiter (male) and Juno (female) Such great details to this pair of classical bronze works of art Great patina to the dark bronze complemented by marble base and ormolu fixtures Jupiter is usually thought to have originated as a sky god. His identifying implement is the thunderbolt and his primary sacred animal is the eagle Juno was an ancient Roman goddess, the protector and special counsellor of the state. She was equated to Hera, queen of the gods in Greek mythology. Some of our items are in storage so please check ahead of a viewing to see if it is on our shop floor Offered in great shape ready for home use right away We ship to every corner of the planet - please get in touch for a shipping quote Dimensions in inches (CM): Width x Depth x Height 7 (18) x 7 (18) x 24 (60 18 lbs each
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Pietra dura, an exquisite art form that originated in ancient Rome and reached its pinnacle during the Renaissance, is renowned for its intricate inlay work using colorful and meticulously cut stones. The term "pietra dura" translates to "hard stone" in Italian, referring to the technique of creating stunning images or patterns by assembling small pieces of semi-precious stones into a solid surface. In this article, we delve into the world of pietra dura, exploring its history, techniques, notable works, and enduring allure.
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Antique collecting has long been an esteemed pursuit, capturing the fascination of individuals seeking to connect with history and preserve the past. One significant influence on the world of antique collecting is the Grand Tour. A journey undertaken by young European aristocrats - many of them from England - in the 17th to 19th centuries, the Grand Tour shaped the tastes and preferences of collectors, fostering a passion for art, culture, and antiquities. This article explores the profound influence of the Grand Tour on antique collecting, delving into its historical context, the treasures sought, and its lasting impact on the world of antiques.
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