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Bassorilievo in marmo di scalpello Greco, esistente nel vestibolo della R. Galleria di Firenze, e che già adornava quella della Villa Medici in Roma. Rappresenta un Taurobolio, ossia Sacrificio di un toro in onore della Dea Cibele, forse per qualcheduno d

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Title: Bassorilievo in marmo di scalpello Greco, esistente nel vestibolo della R. Galleria di Firenze, e che già adornava quella della Villa Medici in Roma. Rappresenta un Taurobolio, ossia Sacrificio di un toro in onore della Dea Cibele, forse per qualcheduno d
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