Pasquale Romanelli 1812-1887 A MARBLE FIGURE OF A GIRL WITH A CAT AND DOG FLORENCE, MID 19TH CENTURY

carved Carrara marble, signed P. Romanelli / Florence to the base, on associated green marble pedestal.

Overall in good condition with minor chips around the base edge. Minor surface abrasions consistent with age and use. Dirt and stains.
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Pasquale Romanelli achieved an international reputation. The Romanelli studio, now a private museum, remains a rare survival in Florence. The artist trained and worked in Florence, first with Luigi Pampaloni and subsequently with Lorenzo Bartolini, the most distinguished Tuscan Neoclassical sculptor, whose studio he inherited.