After Antonio Canova; A Late 19thC Italian Marble Sculpture of The Repentant Magdalene antiques One can almost hear the

One can almost hear the clink and the clunk

There are chips and un-restored losses to the extremities of the gesso and plaster carvings as photographed

Cast in spelter or French bronze

Height: 27” down or 40

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After Antonio Canova; A Late 19thC Italian Marble Sculpture of The Repentant Magdalene antiques One can almost hear theOrigin: ItalianPeriod: Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890 1900Depth: 12Height: 15Width: 11 (each)The finely carved marble figure depicting the Penitent or Repentant Magdalene after the original by After Antonio Canova (1757 1822), fluidly modelled downcast in kneeling position with a skull by her side to a rocky outcrop, the whole apparently unsigned and surviving from the latter part of nineteenth century Italy. There are repairs to the