Dancer with Cymbals has an original marble high base which is fundamental to increase the illusion of the figure moving.

The sculpture is a plaster cast carried out by Canova on the marble original, commissioned by the banker Domenico Manzoni of Forlì and completed in 1814.

The dancer with the finger to the chin is the second composition on the theme of a dancing girl and represents another example of the novelty in sculpture.

Canova's Danzatrice con le mani sui fianchi (1805-1812) and Danzatrice col dito al mento (1809-1814) are often found as pendants but the former model pre-dates ...

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Antonio Canova · Dancer with the finger on the chin (“Danzatrice col dito al mento”), ca. 1806–1815 · 178 x 65 cm. (70.1 x 25.6 in.).

LA DANZATRICE CON CIMBALI. UES106677-000. Type: Dirigierpartitur. Format: 297 x 420 mm. Pages: 34.

This is a photo of a monument which is part of cultural heritage of Italy. This monument participates in the contest Wiki Loves Monuments Italia 2022. See ...

Download this stock image: Dancer; Danzatrice; Sculptures by Antonio Canova. A sculpture of a dancer by the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova.

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