Null MICHEL-ANGE (1475-1564), after.
Bust of David.
Sculpture in patinated terr…

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MICHEL-ANGE (1475-1564), after. Bust of David. Sculpture in patinated terra cotta. H_44 cm W_27 cm D_27 cm, small chips at the base and missing patina.

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MICHEL-ANGE (1475-1564), after. Bust of David. Sculpture in patinated terra cotta. H_44 cm W_27 cm D_27 cm, small chips at the base and missing patina.

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