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    Posted 10 years ago

    zeteibao
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    I actually have no idea what this is, but its beautiful! Can anyone tell me more about this? :D thanks!

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    1. Jewels Jewels, 10 years ago
      Really beautiful!
    2. zeteibao zeteibao, 10 years ago
      Thank you :) it is beautiful indeed!
    3. TubeAmp TubeAmp, 10 years ago
      http://www.statue.com/Products/Friezes-and-Wall-Reliefs/Water-Nymphs-Les-Naiades-Jean-Goujon.html

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    4. zeteibao zeteibao, 10 years ago
      Oh, TubeAmp, mine is really similar to the one on the mid :O Water nymph..oh wow thanks :D PhilDavid, do you think that I should measure mine and check it's weight? Would it be helpful? Mine has been around for several generations, so I would guess that it's quite antique, it has a little sticker on the back that says "MARPHON Registered" !
    5. zeteibao zeteibao, 10 years ago
      More INFO:
      Nymph pouring water by British Museum
      Category : British Museum



      The Fontaine des Innocents is the last remaining Renaissance fountain in Paris and is presently situated in the Les Halles district, in the Square of the Innocents. The fountain was decorated with panels by the great French sculpture Jean Goujon (fl. 1540-62) although during the 18th century it was remodelled into the style of a temple by Augustin Pajou who also carved some additional decorative panels of nymphs. This replica has been made using moulds of the originals now in the collections of the British Museum.

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