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Standing Goat
Sculptor:
Riccio, Andrea (Andrea Briosco)
(After)
Founder:
Unknown
Copper alloy, probably bronze, with slightly polished brown patina.
Copper alloy, probably bronze, cast, with slightly polished brown patina. The goat is long-haired, whose shaggy coat has been shorn around its rib and belly. Its head is characterised by a long beard, small downwards turned ears that lie flat against the side of the neck and medium-sized corrugated horns that sprout backwards and curve gently sideways at their tips. Its head is raised inquisitively and its mouth is held open as if bleating.
History note: Said to have come from the Hermitage Collection. A. Kotin Collection; sold to Alfred Spero, from whom purchased, with the Leverton Harris Fund, 1942.
Bought with the Leverton Harris Fund
Height: 16.8 cm
Length: 19.3 cm
Method of acquisition: Bought (1942) by Kotin, A.
16th Century, Mid
Circa
1540
CE
-
1560
CE
probably bronze
Copper alloy
Bronze
Casting
: Copper alloy, probably bronze, brown patina, slightly polished
Patinating
Polishing
Accession number: M.1-1942
Primary reference Number: 13906
External ID: CAM_CCF_M_1_1942
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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