Opus Filiae. Opus Praxitelis (before 1546)

Engraving of a classical nude male statue and a rearing horse among ruins, with pedestal inscriptions Opus Fidiae and Opus Pr

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Opus Filiae... Opus Praxitelis, before 1546, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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This engraved print depicts two classical marble statues, one of a standing nude male figure and one of a rearing horse, set among ruined brick walls and overgrown plants. Inscriptions on the pedestals read Opus Fidiae and Opus Praxitelis, referring to the sculptors named on the bases. The work is attributed to an anonymous Italian artist of the 16th century, published by Antonio Salamanca, and dated before 1546.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

before 1546

Medium

engraving on laid paper

Museum

National Gallery of Art

License

CC0