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拍品 22
A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF ATLAS SUPPORTING A SILVER-MOUNTED MOTHER-OF-PEARL BOWL
THE BRONZE PROBABLY AUGSBURG, MID-16TH CENTURY, THE SILVER MOUNTS TO THE ASSOCIATED BOWL POSSIBLY NORTH GERMAN OR FLEMISH, 17TH CENTURY, THE SILVER MOUNTS APPARENTLY UNMARKED
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This gilt-metal figure of Atlas combines a goldsmith-like attention to finishing as well as the proportions one would normally expect of a German boxwood figure. With its exaggerated pose and fleshy physiognomy it conforms to other figures created in Augsburg in the mid-sixteenth century such as the wood figures of Adam and Eve in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, tentatively attributed by Jeffrey Chipps Smith to the circle of Christoph Weiditz (J. Chipps Smith, German Sculpture of the Later Renaissance c. 1520-1580 - Art in an Age of Uncertainty, Princeton, 1994, pp. 286-287, fig. 252).