Bronze sculpture representing the Spinario, laid on a base in Red Levanto and Black of Belgium marble. Rome mid-19 grand tour period — Vivioli Arte Antica

Bronze sculpture representing the Spinario

Bronze sculpture representing the Spinario, laid on a base in Red Levanto and Black of Belgium marble. Rome mid XIX century, Grand Tour period.

PRICE: 2500 €

Period: mid XIX Century, Grand Tour Period
Provenance: Rome, Italy

Height: 41 cm

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