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The sculpture features a relief of a person riding a galloping horse within a circular frame. The figure has one arm raised and the other hand grips the horse's reins. The figure appears to be wearing flowing garments. The horse's front legs are lifted off the ground, conveying movement. The sculpture is crafted from a material that gives it a metallic brown appearance with a smooth texture and slightly weathered patina in some areas. It is set against a flat background.

Perseus Mounted on Pegasus

Florentine 16th Century

mid 16th century · bronze//Medium brown patina

National Gallery of Art · Samuel H. Kress Collection

Public domain (NGA Open Access, CC0)

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