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"The Equestrian Monument to Bartolomeo Colleoni," after Andrea del Verrocchio (Florence 1435–1488 Venice), second half of the 19th century Bronze, with a dark patina, on a stone pedestal. The condottiero in full plate armor with a schaller, holding his command staff in his right hand, mounted on a striding horse with its left front leg raised. A scaled-down reproduction of the equestrian monument at Campo SS. Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, commissioned from Verrocchio in 1480 and completed by Alessandro Leopardi. The horse and rider were cast separately. The patina is even, though worn on the hindquarters and right shoulder. A reddish-brown discoloration on the saddlecloth on the right. One rein is detached. Front edge of the base chipped; iron fasteners corroded. Dimensions of the sculpture: approx. 33 × 32.5 × 17 cm; dimensions of the base: 3.5 × 28.0 × 14.0 cm. Condition: II -
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