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Two Putti with the Arms of Camillo Pamphili
Alessandro Algardi, c. 1646
This is a study for the stucco releif in the centre of the ceiling of the Galleria di Ercole in the Villa Pamphili, outside Rome, which Algardi decorated in 1646. It is one of only three surviving drawings for the decoration. The other two are already in the British Museum.
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Title of artwork, date
Two Putti with the Arms of Camillo Pamphili, c. 1646
Date supported
1992
Medium and material
Pen & brown wash over black chalk
Dimensions
17.8 x 12.2 cm
Grant
1565
Total cost
15645
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