Lot Essay
The Capitoline Antinous was discovered in the 1730s at Hadrian's Villa in Rome. After being returned by the French in 1816 it was displayed in the reorganised Capitoline Museum, where it still resides.
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LATE 19TH CENTURY OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Details
AN ITALIAN WHITE MARBLE FIGURE OF THE CAPITOLINE ANTINOUS
LATE 19TH CENTURY OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY
After the Antique, on a square base
23in. (58.4cm.) high
LATE 19TH CENTURY OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY
After the Antique, on a square base
23in. (58.4cm.) high
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