Hall VII | 7
Posted at 29-03-2024
in Archeological Museum Guide
The most interesting elements are the quadrangular bases with heads of rams on the corners: these sculptures are the first evidence of the exploitation of the Tuscan marble quarries after the probable settlement of a group of Greek artists in Pisa. From here, sculptures like these, which remind artistic experiences of Eastern Greece, began to spread out.
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