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View translationMedieval, Crusaders Era Marble Torso - 150 cm
No. 90226355
Large marble torso of a Togatus. From the period of Emperor Frederick II, King of Sicily.
This sculpture was created in the first quarter of the 13th century, during which there was a return to classical antiquity as inspiration. This piece represents the early beginnings of the Italian Renaissance.
From a private Italian collection in Rome, Italy.
The last five photos were taken there in the garden. The statue was professionally cleaned afterward.
Export license: Italy.
Exhibited at the TEFAF art fair in Maastricht in 2019.
Estimated weight: 350 kg
Grote torso van een Togatus in marmer. Uit de periode van Keizer Federico II, koning van Sicilië.
Dit sculptuur werd gemaakt in het eerste kwart van de 13de eeuw, waarin men teruggreep naar voorbeelden uit de oudheid. Dit is het prille begin van de Italiaanse Renaissance.
Uit een Italiaanse privé collectie te Rome , Italië.
De laatste 5 foto's zijn daar genomen in de tuin. Het beeld werd nadien professioneel gereinigd.
Export vergunning Italië.
In 2019 geëxposeerd op kunstbeurs Tefaf in Maastricht
Geschatte gewicht 350kg
The sculpture comes from a private Italian collection in Rome. Recently, the final five photographs were taken in the collection's garden before the piece underwent a professional cleaning. With an estimated weight of 350 kg, this impressive artwork was also exhibited at the renowned TEFAF art fair in Maastricht in 2019. The sculpture includes an official export license from Italy.
Seller's Story
Large marble torso of a Togatus. From the period of Emperor Frederick II, King of Sicily.
This sculpture was created in the first quarter of the 13th century, during which there was a return to classical antiquity as inspiration. This piece represents the early beginnings of the Italian Renaissance.
From a private Italian collection in Rome, Italy.
The last five photos were taken there in the garden. The statue was professionally cleaned afterward.
Export license: Italy.
Exhibited at the TEFAF art fair in Maastricht in 2019.
Estimated weight: 350 kg
Grote torso van een Togatus in marmer. Uit de periode van Keizer Federico II, koning van Sicilië.
Dit sculptuur werd gemaakt in het eerste kwart van de 13de eeuw, waarin men teruggreep naar voorbeelden uit de oudheid. Dit is het prille begin van de Italiaanse Renaissance.
Uit een Italiaanse privé collectie te Rome , Italië.
De laatste 5 foto's zijn daar genomen in de tuin. Het beeld werd nadien professioneel gereinigd.
Export vergunning Italië.
In 2019 geëxposeerd op kunstbeurs Tefaf in Maastricht
Geschatte gewicht 350kg
The sculpture comes from a private Italian collection in Rome. Recently, the final five photographs were taken in the collection's garden before the piece underwent a professional cleaning. With an estimated weight of 350 kg, this impressive artwork was also exhibited at the renowned TEFAF art fair in Maastricht in 2019. The sculpture includes an official export license from Italy.
Seller's Story
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The seller guarantees and can prove that the object was obtained legally. The seller was informed by Catawiki that they had to provide the documentation required by the laws and regulations in their country of residence. The seller guarantees and is entitled to sell/export this object. The seller will provide all provenance information known about the object to the buyer. The seller ensures that any necessary permits are/will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer immediately about any delays in obtaining such permits.