Corinthian Capital With Flat Column - First Half Of The 16th Century
Corinthian chapiteau with columns plate in marble from the first moitié of the 16th century. The present typical ornamentation based on acanthe feuilles, a naturally attractive plant for the light of the sun and often used in ancient architecture as a symbol of resurrection. The chapiteau has traces of polychromy and rests on a socle en fer.
Dimensions with socket: 30 x 37; profoundeur : 20
Dimensions sans socle : 32 x 26 ; profoundeur : 7
Dimensions with socket: 30 x 37; profoundeur : 20
Dimensions sans socle : 32 x 26 ; profoundeur : 7
2 200 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Marble
Length: 32
Height: 26
Depth: 7
Reference (ID): 1581204
Availability: In stock
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