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Ludwig Michael von Schwanthaler German
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This piece is a replica of a somewhat over lifesize marble dancer, one of two commissioned in 1837 by Duke Wilhelm von Nassau for the dining room in the Castle at Wiesbaden, installed in 1841.
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Title: Dancing Girl
Artist:
Ludwig Michael von Schwanthaler (German, Munich 1802–1848 Munich)
Date: cast 1854
Culture: German, Munich
Medium: Bronze
Dimensions: Overall: 87 × 35 × 26 in. (221 × 88.9 × 66 cm)
Classification: Sculpture-Bronze
Credit Line: Gift of Griffith Rowe, 1872
Accession Number: 72.4
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