clad in a fringed tunic with wide sleeves, her arms before her and orignally holding an implement, upon integrally cast base, on wood block.  Together with a North Italian or German gilt bronze figure of an Angel, 17th century, with right arm raised, on marble socle.  Two pieces. 

The Collection of J. J. Klejman, Sotheby Parke-Bernet, November 1, 1974, lots 63 and 73

Larger figure: gilding rubbed. Some old casting cracks and plugs (including crack on her upper proper left arm). Nail attaching bronze to later wood base. Smaller figure: some rubbed gilding. The implement originally in the upraised proper right hand lacking. Some old repair and probably regilding in areas such as reverse near shoulders and around proper right sleeve (where there were likely some cracks from original casting). Snake on proper left arm needs reattachment. Associated base.
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