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9. Middle right Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.5, showing the cloth.
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11. Above right Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.7, showing the cloth.
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5. Detail of Bathing Venus (after-cast of a marble by Giambologna). Late seventeenth century. Lead, height 109 cm. (Fredensborg Castle, Denmark; photograph Thomas Rahbek).
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7. Top right Detail of Bathing Venus (after-cast of a marble by Giambologna), showing the plait. Late seventeenth century. Gesso, height 109 cm. (Eriksberg Castle, Sweden; photograph Georg Steinmetzer, Munich).
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8. Middle left Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.4, showing the cloth.
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10. Above left Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.4, showing the cloth.
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12. Top left Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.4, showing the date in the founder’s signature.
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13. Above left Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.4, showing fins running through the punched letters of the founder’s signature, indicated by the red arrow.
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14. Above right Oblique view of the date in the signature illustrated in Fig.12. The sunken surface around the area of the 5 can be clearly seen.
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15. Top left Computer tomography of the date in the inscription illustrated in Fig.12, showing the different diameters of the 5 and the 9. (Fraunhofer Institut, Fürth).
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16. Above left Computer tomography of vertical cut through the bronze block with the date in the founder’s signature illustrated in Fig.12. In the area around the 5 (indicated by the arrow) the Lunker is visible as a darker part. (Fraunhofer Institut, Fürth).
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17. Above right Detail of Spinario, showing the same kind of casting cavity as on the bronze Venus. 1540. Bronze, height 72 cm. (Château de Fontainebleau; photograph by the author).
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4. Bathing Venus. 1597. Bronze, height 112 cm. (Private collection; photograph Georg Steinmetzer, Munich).
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6. Top left Detail of the sculpture shown in Fig.4, showing the plait.
