Hebe

Attributed to the workshop of Simeon Skillin American

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Probably intended as a garden sculpture, this figure was originally painted gray and red in imitation of marble. The piece bears a striking resemblance to Antonio Canova's marble "Hebe" of 1801, which was widely known through engravings.

Hebe, Attributed to the workshop of Simeon Skillin (1757–1806), Painted pine, American

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Hebe, Attributed to the workshop of Simeon Skillin (1757–1806), Painted pine, American
Hebe, Attributed to the workshop of Simeon Skillin (1757–1806), Painted pine, American
Hebe, Attributed to the workshop of Simeon Skillin (1757–1806), Painted pine, American

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