Null Giambologna (ca.1529-1608), after, "Rape of the Sabine Women", smaller 19th…

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Giambologna (ca.1529-1608), after, "Rape of the Sabine Women", smaller 19th century copy after the Florentine marble group, patinated bronze on marble base, foundry mark "Jaboeuf u. Rouard Fondeurs Paris", on marble plinth (chipped, overall h. 55 cm)

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Giambologna (ca.1529-1608), after, "Rape of the Sabine Women", smaller 19th century copy after the Florentine marble group, patinated bronze on marble base, foundry mark "Jaboeuf u. Rouard Fondeurs Paris", on marble plinth (chipped, overall h. 55 cm)

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