ANTONIO SUSINI (1558-1624), SCHOOL OF
Fowler. Inspired by a model by Giambologna.

ROMAN BRONZE ARTIST, XVIII-XIX CENTURY
Pietà. Inspired by Michelangelo's statue

NEOCLASSICAL FOUNDRY, EARLY XIX CENTURY
Small Venus with footwear. A design inspired by archeological finds.

TUSCANIAN BRONZE ARTIST, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Prancing horse

GERMAN FOUNDRY, XIX CENTURY
Eve. Inspired by a design by Conrad Meit

NICCOLÒ ROCCATAGLIATA'S WORKSHOP (Genoa, 1593 - Venice, 1636)
Inkwell with kneeled putti

JEAN DE BOULOGNE (GIAMBOLOGNA)'S CIRCLE (Douai, 1529 - Florence, 1608)
Bacchus. From Giambologna's design.

NICCOLO' ROCCATAGLIATA'S SCHOOL (Genoa, 1570 - Venice, after 1636)
A pair of candelabra

ITALIAN BRONZE ARTIST, XVI-XVII (?) CENTURY
Naked man with beard

VENETIAN FOUNDRY, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Caesar with lorica

ART DÉCO BRONZE ARTIST, 1930-1940
Woman with vase

FOUNDRY, FIRST HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
Neoclassical lock

BRONZE ARTIST ACTIVE FROM THE XVII AND THE XVIII century.
Kneeling nymph. Original design by Giambologna.

ALBERTO GIACOMASSO (Genoa, 1887 - Turin, 1970)
Venus

NORTH AMERICAN BRONZE ARTIST, 1950s
Piggy-bank

FOUNDRY, BEGINNING OF THE XIX CENTURY
Emperor bust with laurel wreath (Julius Caesar?)

ROMAN BRONZE ARTIST, XVII-XVIII CENTURY
Reclining lion cub

FRENCH FOUNDRY XVIII-XIX CENTURY
Henry IV and the Duke of Sully

FRENCH FOUNDRY XVIII-XIX CENTURY
Maenad with tambourine, or Allegory of Autumn

ITALIAN FOUNDRY, XIX-XX CENTURY
Bacchus fountain. From Valerio Cioli's marble design.

ITALIAN FOUNDRY, XIX-XX CENTURY
Horse

GUGLIELMO DELLA PORTA (Porlezza, Como, c. 1515 - Roma, 1577)'S CIRCLE, XVII CENTURY (?)
Christ at the Column

FRENCH FOUNDRY XVIII-XIX CENTURY
Couple of candelabra with satyrs

NORTHERN EUROPE, XVII-XVIII
Witch with candlestick

(ATTRIBUTED TO) TOMMASO BUCCIANO (San Giorgio la Molara 1757-1830)
Dying Gaul

NEAPOLITAN FOUNDRY, XIX-XX CENTURY
"Farnese Bull" -based sculpture

PADUAN BRONZE ARTIST, XVI-XVII CENTURY
Inkwell held by classical gods and goddesses.

EMILE THOMAS (Paris, 1817 - Neuilly sur Seine, 1882)
Pius IX

GIOVAN FRANCESCO SUSINI'S SCHOOL (Florence, 1585-1653)
Hermaphrodite

NORTHERN EUROPE MANUFACTURE
Candelabra with Samson and the lion. From a XIII century's design.