ネオクラシック大理石柱 3Dモデル

説明

This marble column, whilst bearing many of the hallmarks of an original 1st century
piece, was probably commissioned by a Grand Tourist in the mid 18th century. The
classical lines and structure of the tapering triangular form are complimented by the
ornate surfaces and rams head corner capitals. This column, like other pieces brought
Rose Uniacke to England from the continent, ended up in an English country house - in this case the
collection of 20th century figurative artist Anthony Fry.
Of tapering triangular form, the top with three rams heads to each corner; each flat
surface carved with finely depicted scrolling leafy and flowering tendrils sprouting
from ferns in full leaf. The base with a paw foot to each corner. Various old areas of
restoration and a large rectangular infill to one surface, seemingly of the same period to
the original carving.