Precious, small sculptures from the Medici collections, dating from Francesco I de' Medici's original collection up to the Grand Duke Leopoldo, are on display in Florence up to November 2 at the Gallerie degli Uffizi.
The exhibition opens with a handful of examples illustrating the characteristics of small-format sculptures of the Classical era carved in the round from precious stones. The overall corpus of these objects d'art from the ancient world currently comprises some 400,000 known items.
Fonte: Italy24
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