Base and Capital with Figure of Fame and Winged Horses (base)
Master G. A. with the man-trap
1538
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
Master G. A. with the man-trap
1538
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
Base and Capital with Figure of Fame and Winged Horses (base) is a 1538 by Master G. A. with the man-trap, a Renaissance work, depicting Column, held at Cleveland Museum of Art.
This carving shows a decorative column base with a small standing figure and two winged horses. The horses look like they’re leaping forward, but the figure stands still, holding something out in one hand. This work is part of a larger fountain or architectural feature, likely made for a public space. The small size suggests it might have been a detail above a doorway or on a balcony. Look up the Cleveland Museum of Art to see more details of this piece.
Master G. A. with the man-trap (b. 1525) was an Italian artist.
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