
Sloppy Weather Reduction - Item #658
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11 Inches High x 5 Inches Wide x 3 Inches Deep
This sweet statue is one of two sizes first offered by P.P. Caproni and Brother in 1911. The 18-inch-high version had the title inscribed on the front of the base. The company noted in its catalogs that the piece was by GebrĂĽder Micheli which was a Berlin-based company that also reproduced sculpture. One of the Micheli brothers may have been the sculptor, although we have not confirmed its origin.Â
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Artist:Â Unknown
Museum: Unknown
Time Period: Modern, early 20th century
1911 Catalog ID # - 2893
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Sources:
Dunajko, Monika. "Plaster Casts of Ancient Sculptures From the Collection of the University of Warsaw. Markings and Origins." Światowit, June 2021, pp. 185-200. ResearchGate, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352780989_Plaster_Casts_of_Ancient_Sculptures_From_the_Collection_of_the_University_of_Warsaw_Markings_and_Origins.Â
Original: $115.00
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$40.25Sloppy Weather Reduction - Item #658
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11 Inches High x 5 Inches Wide x 3 Inches Deep
This sweet statue is one of two sizes first offered by P.P. Caproni and Brother in 1911. The 18-inch-high version had the title inscribed on the front of the base. The company noted in its catalogs that the piece was by GebrĂĽder Micheli which was a Berlin-based company that also reproduced sculpture. One of the Micheli brothers may have been the sculptor, although we have not confirmed its origin.Â
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Artist:Â Unknown
Museum: Unknown
Time Period: Modern, early 20th century
1911 Catalog ID # - 2893
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Sources:
Dunajko, Monika. "Plaster Casts of Ancient Sculptures From the Collection of the University of Warsaw. Markings and Origins." Światowit, June 2021, pp. 185-200. ResearchGate, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352780989_Plaster_Casts_of_Ancient_Sculptures_From_the_Collection_of_the_University_of_Warsaw_Markings_and_Origins.Â
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11 Inches High x 5 Inches Wide x 3 Inches Deep
This sweet statue is one of two sizes first offered by P.P. Caproni and Brother in 1911. The 18-inch-high version had the title inscribed on the front of the base. The company noted in its catalogs that the piece was by GebrĂĽder Micheli which was a Berlin-based company that also reproduced sculpture. One of the Micheli brothers may have been the sculptor, although we have not confirmed its origin.Â
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Artist:Â Unknown
Museum: Unknown
Time Period: Modern, early 20th century
1911 Catalog ID # - 2893
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Sources:
Dunajko, Monika. "Plaster Casts of Ancient Sculptures From the Collection of the University of Warsaw. Markings and Origins." Światowit, June 2021, pp. 185-200. ResearchGate, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352780989_Plaster_Casts_of_Ancient_Sculptures_From_the_Collection_of_the_University_of_Warsaw_Markings_and_Origins.Â

















