Zeus and the Giants Reduction and Restoration - Item #12

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Zeus and the Giants Reduction and Restoration - Item #1213 Inches High x 18 Inches Wide x 3 Inches Deep This piece is P. P. Caproni and Brother's reduction and restoration of a section of the frieze from the Altar of Zeus, which is not intact. The restoration realizes the intended design as determined by art historians. The section depicts mighty Zeus, king of the Gods, fighting the Giants. Zeus is seen hurling a thunderbolt at a serpent legged Porphyrion (far right) while two other giants are falling to

75 Inches High x 3

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Museum: Munich Museum

This écorché has been offered by our gallery since its first catalog was published in 1894

1498) who was considered the most beautiful woman in 15th-century Florence

Early on he omitted the tree trunk which would have been used to support the finished marble figure's weight

Artist: Leonard Volk

and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Some parts are imperfect

the medals were an inexpensive

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