Apollo Belvedere Marble Bust
£840.00 + VAT
Our Apollo Garden Bust shows a handsome athletic youth with long curly hair with his cloak draped over his shoulder..
The Apollo Bust pose is taken from the Full size Marble Statue which was first recorded in the Vatican in 1509 and is also available in our range of Marble Garden Statuary.
Description
Marble Garden Bust Stands 850mm high and 545mm high.
Our Marble Garden bust is shown on a Marble Knightsbridge Fluted Pedestal
Additional information
Weight | 80 kg |
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