Lion Attacking a Horse
ca. 1600 | Antonio Susini
Giambologna and His Workshop Giambologna met the great demand for his bronze statuettes by having members of his workshop such as Antonio Susini make reproductions. Thus many of his works exist in several versions based on the master’s originals. This also applies to depictions of individual animals or animal groups, which Giambologna modelled on sculptures from antiquity.
Giambologna and His Workshop Giambologna met the great demand for his bronze statuettes by having members of his workshop such as Antonio Susini make reproductions. Thus many of his works exist in several versions based on the master’s originals. This also applies to depictions of individual animals or animal groups, which Giambologna modelled on sculptures from antiquity.
Artist:
Antonio Susini (1558 - 1624 Florenz; tätig in Florenz ab 1572) DNB
Time:
ca. 1600
Object Name
Statuette; bronze sculpture
Culture
Florence
Material/technology:
Bronze
Dimensions:
33 cm × 38 cm × 26,5 cm
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Kunstkammer
Invs.
Kunstkammer, 6018
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