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Enrico PollastriniDisegno firmato toscano raffigurante danza di putti, XIX secoloseconda metà del XIX secolo
seconda metà del XIX secolo
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Il piccolo ma squisito disegno, realizzato con una tecnica mista di matita e acquerellatura grigia, raffigura una scena mitologica in cui si nota una gruppo di putti nudi che girano danzando e dandosi la mano attorno ad una "Herma".
Questa tipologia di sculture, molto comune nei giardini dal Cinquecento in poi, composte da una base e una figura a mezzo busto, deriva dall'arte greca e si trovavano di solito nei crocevia delle strade, il nome è legato al dio Ermes che era il soggetto più comunemente raffigurato.
Il disegno è titolatio "Putti danzanti" e firmato "Prof. Enrico Pollastrini" in basso al centro. Enrico Pollastrini fu un artista nato a Livorno che si formò a Firenze sotto la guida di Giuseppe Bezzuoli, divenendo a sua volta professore all'Accademia. La dicitura "Prof." ci aiuta come termine post quem per la datazione, ovvero 1853, quando Pollastrini entrò effettivamente di ruolo
- Creator:Enrico Pollastrini (1817 - 1876)
- Creation Year:seconda metà del XIX secolo
- Dimensions:Height: 7.17 in (18.2 cm)Width: 8.08 in (20.5 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Florence, IT
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1240213910202
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