← Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture is a round relief featuring several figures. In the foreground, there is a seated figure on the left holding an instrument while resting on a structure. To the right stands a female figure holding a torch in her right hand, with long hair falling over her shoulders. Between them stands a smaller figure, possibly a child. In the background, there is a tree and various textured and architectural elements. The sculpture appears to be made of bronze, exhibiting a dark, aged metallic color with highlights. The composition is intricate, with detailed figures and a textured background.

Vulcan, Cupid and Venus

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea · Italian

Medium
bronze
Classification
Sculpture
Period
1401 to 1500
Image size
3951 × 3904px

Description

The sculpture is a round relief featuring several figures. In the foreground, there is a seated figure on the left holding an instrument while resting on a structure. To the right stands a female figure holding a torch in her right hand, with long hair falling over her shoulders. Between them stands a smaller figure, possibly a child. In the background, there is a tree and various textured and architectural elements. The sculpture appears to be made of bronze, exhibiting a dark, aged metallic color with highlights. The composition is intricate, with detailed figures and a textured background.

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