Rare Stone Bas-relief Carved In The Classical Style, First Half Of The 19th Century
Stone carvings in bas-relief depicting a heroic warrior or a deity (probably Mars or Heracles) in the pure tradition of ancient heroic nudity; he wears a crested helmet and holds his shield and a trophy of arms (tropaion) consisting of a breastplate surmounted by a helmet.
The scene blends harmoniously into an architectural setting framed by columns.
This composition reflects a fascination with Ancient Rome, which can also be seen in the Campana plaques, for example.
Dated to the first half of the 19th century; it may be older but is difficult to date.
Beautiful patina of age, some wear, chips, and missing pieces.
Height: 38 cm
42 x 7.5 cm
15.700kg
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The scene blends harmoniously into an architectural setting framed by columns.
This composition reflects a fascination with Ancient Rome, which can also be seen in the Campana plaques, for example.
Dated to the first half of the 19th century; it may be older but is difficult to date.
Beautiful patina of age, some wear, chips, and missing pieces.
Height: 38 cm
42 x 7.5 cm
15.700kg
******** Free shipping within France ********
Professional packaging; packages shipped with tracking and insurance
Transportation of furniture and large items handled by professionals specializing in the transport of antiques
1 950 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Rome and Antic Greece
Condition: Good condition
Material: Stone
Width: 42
Height: 37
Depth: 7.5
Reference (ID): 1834506
Availability: In stock
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