Works/Orpheus

Orpheus

Orpheus1776

Antonio Canova Italy

Museo Correr, Venice

Orpheus by Antonio Canova.

Marble sculpture from 1776 in Italy during the neoclassical movement.

Depicting Orpheus.

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MediumSculpture32 works MovementNeoclassical26 works MaterialsMarble29 works

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