Apollo Mask Plaster Sculpture
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This broken plaster sculpture was made by the craftsmen from Galleria Romanelli in Florence and it portrays the divine face of the Roman God Apollo. This sculpture is a fragment of the Apollo Belvedere, a well-known masterpiece which dates back to the 2nd century AD and is displayed at the Vatican Museums. It pays tribute to the highest point of classical artistic creation. The Renaissance period saw the original sculpture being worshipped as the perfect example of beauty however, this piece echoes those sentiments through its accurate depiction of Apollo’s countenance.
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Galleria Romanelli
Galleria Romanelli was established in 1860 and is one of the oldest sculpture studios that are still in operation today around the globe. It is located in Oltrarno which is the heart of art in Florence and was once owned by Lorenzo Bartolini, an Italian sculptor famous during the 19th century. The works made by members from different generations of Romanelli family have been recognized worldwide as outstanding pieces of art. Currently, under Raffaello Romanelli’s guidance along with other skille...
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