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CLODION (after). "Bacchus feeding his ibex bunches of grapes". Bronze with brown patina, signed. Red marble base. H.21 Diam.14.

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CLODION (after). "Bacchus feeding his ibex bunches of grapes". Bronze with brown patina, signed. Red marble base. H.21 Diam.14.

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