Pluto and Cerberus, early 17th century, French, Bronze, Height: 11 3/8; Width (elbow to forearm): 3 5/8; maximun depth (diagonal from tree trunk support behind leg to front edge of base): 5 1/16 in. (28.9 x 9.2 x 12.9 cm); Wt. 6lb. (2.7216kg), Sculpture-Bronze, After Giovanni Battista di Jacopo (Italian, Florence 1494–1540 Fontainebleau), The god of the underworld is posed at the mouth of hell with his fierce three-headed companion, Cerberus, who exhibits the features of a spaniel, a lion, and a wolf. Pluto has lost the spear on which he leaned
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Pluto, Cerberus, early 17th century, French, Bronze, Height, 11 3/8, Width, elbow, forearm, 3 5/8, maximun depth, diagonal, tree trunk support, leg, front edge, base, 5 1/16, 28.9 x 9.2 12.9 cm, Wt, 6lb, 2.7216kg, Sculpture-Bronze, After Giovanni Battista di Jacopo, Italian, Florence, 1494–1540, Fontainebleau, god, underworld, posed, mouth, hell, fierce three-headed, companion, exhibits, features, spaniel, lion, wolf, lost, spear, leaned
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