Apollo help attributing stigma and evaluate

[weekee1000]

Presumably the bronze.
Figurine 26 cm Please identify hallmarks of the master and to assess in advance thank you!

[EvgeniyMarkov]

Originally Posted by weekee1000

Supposedly bronze. Figurine 26 cm Please identify hallmarks of the master and to assess in advance thank you!

Are you serious?

Apollo Belvedere

Of original Greek sculpture to have survived very little. In the first centuries of Christianity, as well as during the barbarian invasions, and during the early Middle Ages, almost all ancient bronze statues were melted down. The marble images of gods and heroes rushes down from their pedestals, and often elegant marble was used for burning lime.

A copy of the original Greek, originally created in bronze Leoharom - court sculptor of Alexander of Macedon, scientists and art historians believe the statue of Apollo Belvedere. The statue was found in the XV century in Anzio - in the possession of Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere. Having ascended the papal throne and became Pope Julius II, he commanded to put the statue in the Belvedere Palace Ottogonskom courtyard in the Vatican.

The perfect body is crowned by the Greek god proudly planted his head slightly raised up and turn sharply to the left. The perfect face look a little animated asymmetrically-set eyes. The sparkling eyes of Apollo directed into the distance.

The fact that God is behind the quiver, we can assume that in the extended left hand he held a bow, while the right was, apparently, another attribute of Apollo. The remains of it still visible at the upper end of the barrel, and judging by them, some researchers suggest that the ancient god holding a laurel branch entwined with a bandage.

Tightly encircling the chest and shoulders, wide mass behind Apollo is going to cloak, forming the background, which (like the front of the curtain) emerges the perfect body.

During the reign of Pope Julius II, in 1506, a statue of Apollo was established in the antiquities market, built by architect D. Bramante in the garden of the Belvedere in the Vatican. Hence its name. The trunk of the tree to support the right hand of Apollo in the original bronze was absent, it was supplemented by the repetition of copyist in the marble. However, the statue was found with a broken hand. In 1550 an Italian sculptor J. Montorsoli, a pupil of Michelangelo, supplemented with both hands.
The statue of Apollo Belvedere strikingly embodies what the Greeks called "theophany" - "the sudden entry into the real world of hitherto unseen divinity."

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[weekee1000]

[QUOTE=EvgeniyMarkov; 2005301] Are you serious?

Apollo Belvedere

Of original Greek sculpture to have survived very little. In the first centuries of Christianity, as well as during the barbarian invasions, and during the early Middle Ages, almost all ancient bronze statues were melted down. The marble images of gods and heroes rushes down from their pedestals, and often elegant marble was used for burning lime.

A copy of the original Greek, originally created in bronze Leoharom - court sculptor of Alexander of Macedon, scientists and art historians believe the statue of Apollo Belvedere. The statue was found in the XV century in Anzio - in the possession of Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere. Having ascended the papal throne and became Pope Julius II, he commanded to put the statue in the Belvedere Palace Ottogonskom courtyard in the Vatican.

The perfect body is crowned by the Greek god proudly planted his head slightly raised up and turn sharply to the left. The perfect face look a little animated asymmetrically-set eyes. The sparkling eyes of Apollo directed into the distance.

The fact that God is behind the quiver, we can assume that in the extended left hand he held a bow, while the right was, apparently, another attribute of Apollo. The remains of it still visible at the upper end of the barrel, and judging by them, some researchers suggest that the ancient god holding a laurel branch entwined with a bandage.

Tightly encircling the chest and shoulders, wide mass behind Apollo is going to cloak, forming the background, which (like the front of the curtain) emerges the perfect body.

During the reign of Pope Julius II, in 1506, a statue of Apollo was established in the antiquities market, built by architect D. Bramante in the garden of the Belvedere in the Vatican. Hence its name. The trunk of the tree to support the right hand of Apollo in the original bronze was absent, it was supplemented by the repetition of copyist in the marble. However, the statue was found with a broken hand. In 1550 an Italian sculptor J. Montorsoli, a pupil of Michelangelo, supplemented with both hands.
The statue of Apollo Belvedere strikingly embodies what the Greeks called "theophany" - "the sudden entry into the real world of hitherto unseen divinity."



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[EvgeniyMarkov]

Originally Posted by weekee1000

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Okay , next time I will write so without any explanation :

you have a late casting of low quality overseas 19-20 century.
A great many copies in bronze in different sizes were made in the 18th and 19th century in France and especially in Italy.
Hallmarks on your bronze is not ( a brand applied by stamping ).
I think that the letter W. - This is one of the initials molder sculpture.

[weekee1000]

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[OlegTsi]

This is where the statue of some information and comments.


http://kladenets.ru/?p=77337

[weekee1000]

Originally Posted by EvgeniyMarkov

Okay , next time I will write so without any explanation :

you have a late casting of low quality overseas 19-20 century.
A great many copies in bronze in different sizes were made in the 18th and 19th century in France and especially in Italy.
Hallmarks on your bronze is not ( a brand applied by stamping ).
I think that the letter W. - This is one of the initials molder sculpture .

yeah and the statue of at least 100 years

[EvgeniyMarkov]

Originally Posted by weekee1000

Yeah , and the statuette of at least 100 years

You are very inconsiderate person.
How do you do with algebra ?
The turn of the century 19-20 , this is more than 100 years ago. That is, over time, in 1912 .

The turn of the century 19-20 indicates that something is done about 1900 . Available explained ?

In the 18th century French aristocracy graced the palaces and parks, ordered copies of antique sculptures. A French court was equal to other European countries . A huge number of copies of copyright and repetitions were made in the 19th century , especially in Italy . But the nobles and wealthy bourgeois, usually ordered pair of bronze sculptures by more than 50 cm in height

Your thing is more like a replicated souvenirs , creation time , when it ended the Industrial Revolution .

[weekee1000]

Originally Posted by EvgeniyMarkov; 2016731 ​​

You are very inconsiderate person.
How do you do with algebra ?
The turn of the century 19-20 , this is more than 100 years ago. That is, over time, in 1912 .

The turn of the century 19-20 indicates that something is done about 1900 . Available explained ?

In the 18th century French aristocracy graced the palaces and parks, ordered copies of antique sculptures. A French court was equal to other European countries . A huge number of copies of copyright and repetitions were made in the 19th century , especially in Italy . But the nobles and wealthy bourgeois, usually ordered pair of bronze sculptures by more than 50 cm in height

All Internet break, have not found a similar , if so many of them were released give me one with similar Vs .

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And by the way , I do not pretend that this thing is super- duper easy it is worthwhile even if it is the shabby copy of at least due to the fact that it is a bronze and two to her more than 100 years old.

[Victor_art]

Originally Posted by weekee1000

All Internet break, have not found a similar, if so many of them were released give me one with similar Vs.

http://www.eremeevs.com/index.php?lotid=94626