"Young Centaur in Bronze"
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The
original "Furietti" young centaur and
its companion (the old Furietti centaur), kept at
the Capitoline Museum and sculptured in marble
were discovered in 1736 in the excavations
carried by Monsignor Furietti at Hadrians Villa.
It is maintained by some art historians that
these were copies commissioned by Hadrian of
earlier original bronzes from the eastern
mediterranean. The bronze copies are cast in the
Lost Wax method. Available in the original or
smaller sizes. Also available: Green, Brown |
| Code | Description | Dim. (WxDxH) | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10BRON1 | Young Centaur | 108 x 43 x 153 cm. | 130 kg. | Ask |
| 10BRON1 + Packing ready for shipment | 140 x 65 x 170 cm. | Gross W 210 kg | Ask | |
| 10BRON2 | with marble base | 45 x 25 x 64 cm. | 30 kg. | Ask |
| 10BRON2 + Packing ready for shipment | 65 x 45 x 90 cm. | Gross W. 90 kg | Ask | |
| 10BRON3 | with bronze base | 38 x 16 x 55 cm. | 14,7 kg. | Ask |
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