Lycidas at The Tate Britain, London
Lycidas at The Tate Britain, London
3D
Published 2015-02-05T17:32:07+00:00
This statue takes reference to the 1937 poem of the same name by John Milton. In this work, the subject is depicted watching bathing nymphs. A couple of copies were made after its rejection from The Royal Academy in 1905, where one bronze was shared with The Tate by Sir Michael Sadler, a collector or modern art.
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| Date de publication | 05/02/2015 |
| Complexité | Difficult |
| Titre | Lycidas |
| Date | 1902-8 |
| Dimension | 1613 x 832 x 521 mm |
| Accession | Private Collection |
| Medium | Bronze |
| Artiste | James Havard Thomas |
| Localisation | Unknown Private Collection |