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Vampirella by Dave Stevens
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Satyr’s Head with Antlers (1624-1627)
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum (Munich, Germany)
An expressive carved ivory satyr mask fitted with naturally irregular stag antlers. It formed part of a larger ensemble created by the court sculptor Christof Angermair for Elector Maximilian I of Bavaria, which originally included a chandelier with a satyr’s head and four satyr masks. The work is an exceptional example of Munich court sculpture and Kunstkammer culture, combining natural specimens with works of art.
Artist: Christof Angermair
Material: Ivory, stag antlers, steel, wood
Dimensions: Height 47.1 cm
Materials: Ivory, stag antlers, steel, wood
Technique: Carving
Epoch: Baroque and Rococo
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