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Photograph from a set of photographs of Florence, published by Alinari. Photograph of a sculpture of St. George by Donatello, prior to its removal to the Museo Nazionale


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Photograph from a set of photographs of Florence, published by Alinari. Photograph of a sculpture of St. George by Donatello, prior to its removal to the Museo Nazionale
Dimensions
  • Image height: 32.4cm
  • Image width: 23.3cm
  • Mount height: 49.5cm
  • Mount width: 38cm
Gallery label
Cast Courts Reinstallation, 27 November 2018 8. FACSIMILE PHOTOGRAPH OF 'Saint George, statue en marbre, par Donatello. Florence' Photographed by Fratelli Alinari and published by Bardi, Italy, 1858-59 Photographs and other forms of reproduction were often collected together in the Museum, each giving the viewer different information about the original. This photograph is from a set bought by Henry Cole from the studio of Fratelli Alinari, a prolific photography firm. It records the original setting for a sculpture of St. George before it was moved inside the Museo Nazionale (Bargello) in Florence. A plaster cast of this figure is on display in the Cast Courts. REPRODUCED FROM Albumen print Florence, Italy Museum no. 376712 (27 November 2018)
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37712

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Record createdMay 22, 2014
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