Femmina coronata di spighe, per un simbolo dell’Estate; di… by Gaetano Vascellini

Engraved plate of two statues: a wheat-crowned female figure with a sheaf, and a helmeted male figure over a severed head.

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Femmina coronata di spighe, per un simbolo dell’Estate; di Gio. Caccini, Gaetano Vascellini (1789). Via artnap.com

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This 1789 print by Gaetano Vascellini, titled Femmina coronata di spighe, per un simbolo dell'Estate, shows two statues on plinths: a female figure crowned with wheat ears and holding a sheaf, and a winged-helmeted male figure with a caduceus standing over a severed head. The engraving is labeled Tav. XII and carries an Italian caption naming the sculptors Gio. Caccini and Pietro Francavilla and the location, the Stradone all'Isolotto in Boboli.

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