Pericle Fazzini, Bozzetto per la “Resurrezione”
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Italian Modern Art on Twitter: "pictured: Pericle Fazzini, 'La resurrezione' (The Resurrection), 1977, bronze-copper alloy. #CIMAnyc #italianmodernart #PericleFazzini #modernsculpture #happybirthday https://t.co/s7TVJ25Ewx" / Twitter
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What is that frightening sculpture behind the pope?
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The two-horse chariot
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