This plaster plaque, rendered in the Grand Tour style, depicts a muscular classical horseman atop a spirited steed. The relief features dynamic composition and classical anatomical details. The plaque likely dates to the mid-20th century, inspired by ancient Greek or Roman reliefs, popular during the Grand Tour era for educational and decorative purposes. The back of the plaque bears a "Metropolitan Museum of Art" label, suggesting it was once retailed there as a museum reproduction.

Dimensions:
Height - 18.5"
Width - 12.5"
Depth - 1.5"
Weight - 5 lbs

Condition
Fair - Good. The plaque has been broken into several pieces and subsequently repaired. Visible cracks are present throughout the piece, particularly across the horse's body and the rider's torso. Some minor chipping is also visible along the edges. Despite the repairs, the overall integrity of the piece is maintained, and the aesthetic appeal is largely intact for decorative purposes, in keeping with historical reproductions.

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• Height: 18.5"
• Width: 12.5"
• Low Estimate: 100.00
• High Estimate: 200.00