A Head of a Young Satyr
Roman Empire
Roman | 1st – 2nd Century AD
Giallo antico marble | Carved in high relief
Roman Empire
Roman | 1st – 2nd Century AD
Giallo antico marble | Carved in high relief
Meuse valley
Romanesque | 12th Century
Blue stone | Carved in high relief
France
Late Gothic | Second half of the 15th Century
Lime wood, ‘cuir ciselé’ leather, iron and vellum parchment
Northern Italy | Venice
Renaissance | First half of the 16th Century | Ca. 1520-/30
Bronze | Ciseled and turned | With original patina
Third quarter of the 16th Century I Ca. 1560
Gilded bronze, cast, chased and chiselled, with original bolts I On a later rosewood base
Nuremberg
Renaissance | Last quarter of the 16th Century | Ca. 1580
Steel and red copper
South Netherlandish | Possibly Maaseik
Renaissance | First quarter of the 17th Century | Dated 1604
Silver | Parcel-gilt
Maker’s mark ‘Lily in shield with crown’
Antwerp
Second quarter of the 17th Century | Ca. 1640/50
Ebony veneer | Oil on panel | Silk and gold and silver tread
South Netherlandish
Baroque | Late 17th Century
Oak | Carved in full round | With original polychrome