Ercole appoggiato alla clava; ed un Plutone col Can Cerbero by Gaetano Vascellini

Engraving of two nude antique statues: Hercules leaning on a club beside Pluto with the dog Cerberus, on plinths.

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An engraved plate titled Ercole appoggiato alla clava; ed un Plutone col Can Cerbero, dated 1789 and signed by Gaetano Vascellini. It shows two nude male statues on plinths: a bearded Hercules leaning on a club draped with a lion skin, and Pluto beside the three-headed dog Cerberus. The caption below identifies the statues as antiquities under the loggia of the courtyard of Palazzo Pitti.

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