European bronzes from the Quentin collection
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From september 28 2004 to january 2 2005 |
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Sculpture
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| This private collection, dedicated to the art of the statuette from the XVth to the XVIIIth centuries, is presented to the public. These sculptures in bronze, earthenware or metal, are characterized by their technical and artistic refinement. |
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1 East 70th Street
10021 New York - États-Unis
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Friday from 10 am to 8:45 pm
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| Admission fee : 10 $ |
| Concessions : 5 $ Students, over 60 |
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 | | Giambologna, Mars (detail), circa 1560-1570, bronze, The Quentin Collection |
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MORE INFORMATION :
Illustred catalogue, Patricia Wengraf and Manfred Leithe-Jasper, Kunsthistorisches Museum,Vienna |
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