Italian sculptor (active 20th/21st century) Bust of Apollo Effectively and decoratively carved from different stones - white, dark reddish-brown and black marble. Bust modeled on the famous ancient marble statue of the "Apollo of Belvedere" in the Vatican Museums in Rome, which was rediscovered at the end of the 15th century. Since then, the Apollo of Belvedere has been regarded as an outstanding example of classical sculpture and beauty, shaping the aesthetics of classicism. H. 78 cm. Italian sculptor active 20th/21st C.; White, dark red and black marble bust after the antique Roman "Apollo Belvedere".

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