Null Iffland, Franz (Tempelhof 1862 - 1933 Berlin), Ganymede, the young Promethe…

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Iffland, Franz (Tempelhof 1862 - 1933 Berlin), Ganymede, the young Prometheus, bronze sculpture, mounted on a round marble base, signed on plinth, h 51 cm, w 38.5 cm, weight 6.7 kg. 4388-016

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Iffland, Franz (Tempelhof 1862 - 1933 Berlin), Ganymede, the young Prometheus, bronze sculpture, mounted on a round marble base, signed on plinth, h 51 cm, w 38.5 cm, weight 6.7 kg. 4388-016

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