Monument to Dante, Bronze Reduction, C Zocchi (after), Late 19th /early 20th Century

20th century
Renaissance style
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From: 13010, Marseille, France

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    Reduction in patinated bronze with high-relief decoration of the Monument to Dante, with glass top to form a pedestal table.

    The Monument to Dante, a sculpture dedicated to Dante Alighieri, is today located in Trento and was created by Italian artist Cesare Zocchi (1851-1922). It is considered a symbol of the Italian language (especially in a region that was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire).

    The project took 5 years to complete

    There are several levels to our pedestal: Paradise with figures representing Beatrice and a frieze of angels, then below is the Purgatory level: Sordel meets Virgil and Dante, the representation of Pride and the fishermen in Hell.

    The original monument is surmounted by a full-length statue of Dante, holding the Divine Comedy to his chest.

    The base, in good condition, is composed of several parts and topped by a beveled glass top (age-related wear).

    Height: 75cm (with glass)
    Glass diameter: 70cm
    Base: 48 x 48cm

    Ref: SVPZXCP6TA

    Condition Good
    Style Renaissance style (Bronze sculptures of Renaissance style Style)
    Period 20th century (Bronze sculptures 20th century)
    Country of origin Italy
    Artist Cesare Zocchi
    Width (cm) 48
    Height (cm) 75
    Depth (cm) 48
    Diameter (cm) 70
    Materials Bronze
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 8-15 Business Days
    Location 13010, Marseille, France
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