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Head of Faun - Item #9118 Inches High x 7. 5 Inches Wide x 8. 5 Inches Deep This head is from a sculpture of a jovial faun, or more likely, a satyr, in the Uffizi Gallery. The original marble sculpture, an ancient work, was missing the head, arms, and parts of the legs and the tree trunk support included in some casts. It was restored in the 17th century or earlier as a satyr with cymbals, as seen today, but there is speculation as to its true composition. (For further

after seeing it

Artist: Michelozzo di Bartolommeo

based it off of a life mask that was taken in 1812 by Austrian sculptor Franz Klein (1779-1840) of the then 42-year-old Beethoven

Jay McKean Fisher

Museum: Archaeological Museum

He grasps at her robes

museibologna

1911 Catalog ID # - 8053

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Caproni and Brother must have molded a larger one or created an enlargement

Inscribed on the top right of the face is "DON QUICHOTE