Ercole, che, tenendosi Anteo stretto fra le braccia, lo fa scoppiare
Gaetano Vascellini · 1745 - 1805
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Ercole, che, tenendosi Anteo stretto fra le braccia, lo fa scoppiare, Gaetano Vascellini (1789). Via artnap.com
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An engraved plate, labeled Tav. II, shows a muscular nude Hercules lifting the bearded Antaeus off the ground in a tight embrace. Both figures stand on a rectangular plinth beside a tree trunk, reproducing a Greek sculpture said to be in the courtyard of Palazzo Pitti. The engraving is signed by Gaetano Vascellini and dated 1789.
