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Dancing Spring - Item #5166. 75 Inches High x 6. 75 Inches Wide x . 625 Inches Deep In this celebration of spring, a putto (or cherub) is dancing and offering the other figure what appears to be fruit. The recipient, who is playing a lute, is perhaps a goddess or personification of Spring. Notice the intricate border of fruit and flowers. Artist: Unknown Museum Location: Unknown Time Period: Unknown

Also see companion piece Item #27

It is also thought to be the first portrait since Classical antiquity that was made as an independent artwork

33 Inches High x 8 Inches Wide x 6 Inches Deep

1911 Catalog ID # - 10707

The Medici family may have commissioned the Altar as it was originally located in the side chapel owned by the Medici

the artist vividly captured the poise and dignity of a Siamese cat

and although the aesthetic is of that period

This bust is in the collection of the New-York Historical Society

Sculptors Thomas Ball and Richard Saltonstall Greenough designed this relief for the pedestal of Greenough’s sculpture of Benjamin Franklin (installed in 1856) located in front of Boston’s Old City Hall

1911 Catalog ID # - 3999

26 Inches High x 16 Inches Wide x 12 Inches Deep

" Monticello

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