Cleveland Museum of ArtFata Morgana (c. 1572), Giambologna Original works by the Mannerist sculptor Giambologna very rarely appear on the market. Marbles are especially hard to come by, since that material was reserved for prestigious ducal or public projects and his patrons, the Medici, seldom allowed him to accept commissions from elsewhere. Only three of […]
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