A Plaster Figure of the Apollo Belvedere by Domenico Brucciani (1814-80); V&A c.1939 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles advertising the film Rebecca of

advertising the film Rebecca of 1940

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A Plaster Figure of the Apollo Belvedere by Domenico Brucciani (1814-80); V&A c.1939 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles advertising the film Rebecca ofOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: D. Brucciani & Co for the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Date: c. 1939 Height: 36 the figure or 60 the whole Width: 22 Depth: 15 (all at extremities) The Plinth: 24 high x 13. 75 diameter The very finely cast plaster study of the Apollo Belvedere, after the antique, cast in half size by D. Brucciani & Co under the auspices of the Victorian and Albert Museum, London, the whole mounted on a circular