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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 |
Trianon Antiquités
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