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Room: Il Viottolone
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Description
The entrance to the Viottolone from the Prato dell'Uccellare is marked by two statues called the Greek Tyrannicides, in front of a backdrop of cypress and laurel hedges. These two statues have only the ancient torsos, and the one on the left, a copy of Aristogiton from the 447 B.C.E. bronze group by Athenian sculptors Crizio and Nesiote, is particularly valuable
Photo Credits: - Text Credits: it.wikipedia.org
More artworks in Il Viottolone
If you are not at the museum click on the link below and you can test our guide by framing some works directly on the DEMO page.
If you are near the museum you can reach it and by framing with your mobile you can discover the audio guide.
