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High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century
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High-Relief Plaster Sculpture, “Dancers of Borghese” – 19th Century

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2.800 €
19th century
Rome and ancient Greece
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    Plaster sculpture, Sienna color, where 5 representations of Hora, Roman goddess, hold hands and dance. From the front, in profile or from behind, these ancient women have an identical hairstyle ending in a bun. They wear long drapes - or chitons - and are barefoot.
    In the background and between each of the characters, Corinthian pilasters complete the Greco-Roman spirit of this work.
    The stage rests on a projection of around ten centimeters.
    This sculpture, with a pretty color and subtle nuances, is equipped with 2 iron rings which will allow it to be suspended, or simply secured to the wall.
    On the back, a plaque bearing the inscription "Casting workshops of the national museums - R.F." attests to its provenance and the quality of its manufacturing.
    This High Relief, also called "The Hours accompanied by Graces or Charities", is inspired by the original, in marble, exhibited at the Louvre Museum, and dating from the 2nd century AD. It was initially placed in the great gallery of the Villa Borghese, in Rome, hence the name given to these 5 divine figures, also taken up by Joseph Chinard in 1792.
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    Period: 19th century
    Excellent condition. A defect on the nose of one of the women (see photo)
    Additional photos available upon request.
    Delivery possible, in France and Europe, by our partner specializing in the transport of furniture and works of art.
    Dimensions:
    Width: 190 cm
    Depth: 10.5 cm
    Height: 75.5 cm
    Ref: 300823.2

    Ref: YN1ICMJA02

    Condition Very good
    Style Rome and ancient Greece (Decorative objects of Rome and ancient Greece Style)
    Period 19th century (Decorative objects 19th century)
    Country of origin France
    Width (cm) 190
    Height (cm) 75.5
    Depth (cm) 10.5
    Materials Plaster
    Internal reference 300823.2
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 44810, Héric, France
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