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Francesco Bernardi known as "Il Senesino" (1686–1758)
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Terracotta with later marble base
European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Purchase Gift of Irwin Untermyer by exchange 2016
Title: Francesco Bernardi known as "Il Senesino" (1686–1758)
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Terracotta with later marble base.
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