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Piece sold by Piero Tozzi. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

dealer/antiquarian

Piero Tozzi

New York (United States)

Hercules Slaying Lichas

Piece sold by Piero Tozzi. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Description

Piero Tozzi (1882-1974) was an antiques dealer and art dealer. He established galleries in both New York and Florence and specialized in Italian decorative arts, sculpture and painting. He maintained business relationships with important collectors and institutions, including Samuel Kress, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Cincinnati Art Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Traded this work in the past [ca. 1949 - Third quarter of the XXc.]

Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

We would like to thank the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for providing us with these photos, specifically Katie Domurat.Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

Anonimous

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Fibula. Possible provenance Castiltierra

Anonimous

Mid 6th c.
Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

Traded this work in the past [ca. 1949 - ca. 1968]

Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

We would like to thank the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for providing us with these photos, specifically Katie Domurat. Virgina Museum of Fine Arts.

Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

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Pair of earrings. Possible Castiltierra provenance

Mid 6th c.
Provenance: Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra, Castiltierra (Spain)
Current locations: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond (United States)

This location housed 2 works from Castile and Leon

Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra

archeological site

Visigothic Necropolis of Castiltierra

Castiltierra (Spain)

These works are currently at

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

museum

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Richmond (United States)