Angel
Angel
Angel
Angel

Currently not on view

Angel,

17th century

formerly attributed to Ercole Ferrata, 1610–1686; born Pelsoto, Italy; died Rome, Italy
y1964-183

Information

Title
Angel
Dates

17th century

Medium
Beechwood
Dimensions
156 x 112 x 41 cm (61 7/16 x 44 1/8 x 16 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Oscar B. Huffman, Class of 1935, by exchange
Object Number
y1964-183
Culture
Italian
Type
sculpture
Materials
wood
Subject
angels, religious art, Christianity, figures (representations)

(Adolph Loewi, Inc., Los Angeles); 1964 purchase by Princeton University Art Museum.

formerly attributed to Ercole Ferrata, 1610–1686; born Pelsoto, Italy; died Rome, Italy

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