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Antonio Frilli, lebensgroße Statue Apollo

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30.05.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Lot 3300 | Antonio Frilli, lebensgroße Statue Apollo
um 1900, aus weißem Carrara-Marmor gehauen, auf dem Sockel seitlich signiert „A. Frilli Firenze“, über einem rechteckigen, schauseitig passig geschwungenen Sockel vollplastische und monumentale Darstellung des antiken Gottes Apollo im langen, reich drapierten Gewand, mit Lorbeerkranz auf dem Kopf, eine Lyra in seiner linken Hand haltend, drei Finger fachgerecht restauriert, sonst sehr guter, dem Alter entsprechender Zustand, Höhe 200 cm. Info: Die Darstellung geht auf ein antikes Original aus dem 2. Jahrhundert zurück, welches 1774 in der Nähe von Tivoli neben sieben weiteren Skulpturen in der Cassius' Villa entdeckt wurde. Das Werk befindet sich im Pio-Clementino Museum in Vatikan. Bei der vorliegenden Plastik handelt es sich um sog. Apollo Kitharoidos (eine Kithara haltend), dieser Typus wird auch Apollo Musagetes (die Musen führend) genannt. Künstlerinfo: Antonio Frilli (um 1850 bis 1920?) war tätig in Florenz, gehörte zu den Künstlern, die sich intensiv an zahlreichen römischen Vorbildern bedienten. Um 1876 gründete er eine Werkstatt in Florenz, die sich auf die Anfertigung fein ausgeführter Skulpturen in Marmor und Alabaster spezialisierte. Frauenakte, Büsten, aber auch mythologische Szenen und Reproduktionen antiker Plastiken zählten zum Œuvre von Frilli. Literatur: Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon, Internationale Künstlerdatenbank, XLV, 2005.
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