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3896 - Joseph von Kramer (1841–1908), Seated Mercury as an Allegory of Commerce, ca. 1900, dark-patinated electrotype, signed on the side, numbered 4193 on the underside, caduceus missing, patina restored. The design was executed around 1891 by Hygin Kiene as a large bronze sculpture for the roof area of the Embroidery Exchange (now UBS), built between 1889 and 1891, at Neugasse 54 in St. Gallen. H. 47 cm
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Joseph von Kramer (1841–1908), Seated Mercury as an Allegory of Commerce, ca. 1900, dark-patinated electrotype, signed on the side, numbered 4193 on the underside, caduceus missing, patina restored. The design was executed around 1891 by Hygin Kiene as a large bronze sculpture for the roof area of the Embroidery Exchange (now UBS), built between 1889 and 1891, at Neugasse 54 in St. Gallen. H. 47 cm
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