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Souvenir of the Grand Tour
Bronze sculpture with medal patina representing the young Bacchus, slightly drunk, a tazza in his right hand, a young faun at his side eating a bunch of grapes, after the work of the sculptor Michelangelo, today preserved in the Bargello Museum in Florence (minor wear).
19th century.
Very good condition.

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By Germain Pilon (1528–1590), “the Three Graces”

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