After Galeazzo Mondella, called Moderno (Italian, 1467-1529): A collection of six Italian Renaissance patinated bronze plaquettes


probably late 16th / early 17th centuryall of rectangular form comprising 'Hercules and the Centaur', 'Hercules and Antaeus', 'The Resurrection', 'The Entombment', 'The Presentation in the Temple' and 'The Crucifixion', the largest 11.5cm x 7.5cm, the smallest, 7cm x 5.5cm (6)
|See C.F Maclagan, 'Catalogue of Italian Plaquettes, Victorian and Albert Museum, Department of Architecture and Sculpture', London 1924, pg. 29-31, 37, reg. nos. 4081-1857, 704-1907, A426-1910, 1080-1855, 7421-1860, A429-1910, 4467-1858, 7464-1861, pl. VIII for examples in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection and further literature. Other casts of these subjects by Moderno in the collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (inv. nos. 1975.1.1346 (from the Robert Lehman Collection, Hercules and Antaeus; 25.142.3, Resurrection; 1975.1.1349 (from the Robert Lehman Collection, 1986.319.23, and 60.55.63, Entombment; 1975.1.13.47 (from the Robert Lehman Collection, 1986.319.27 and 38.152.5, Presentation in the Temple, 27.15.5 and 31.33.9, Crucifixion).