Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)

Currently not on view

Female Figure (Torch-Holder),

ca. 1625–30

Hans Zürn the Younger, German, 1585 or 1590–after 1624
y1966-34

Information

Title
Female Figure (Torch-Holder)
Dates

ca. 1625–30

Maker
Hans Zürn the Younger
Medium
Polychrome lindenwood
Dimensions
47 × 58 × 38.5 cm (18 1/2 × 22 13/16 × 15 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Caroline G. Mather Fund
Object Number
y1966-34
Culture
German
Type
sculpture
Materials
wood, paint
Subject
gold (color), women, figures (representations), red, brown, green (color), blue, polychromy, wood

(Charles Worel, London); 1966 museum purchase.

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