Null MANUFACTURA SCOGNAMIGLIO. Zugeschrieben an. Betrunkener Silenus. Galvanisch…

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MANUFACTURA SCOGNAMIGLIO. Zugeschrieben an. Betrunkener Silenus. Galvanische Skulptur Nach einem römischen Original, das in der "Casa dei Marmi" in Pompeji entdeckt wurde 56,5 cm (Höhe). Patinafehler und Rost.

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MANUFACTURA SCOGNAMIGLIO. Zugeschrieben an. Betrunkener Silenus. Galvanische Skulptur Nach einem römischen Original, das in der "Casa dei Marmi" in Pompeji entdeckt wurde 56,5 cm (Höhe). Patinafehler und Rost.

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