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Cristoforo Stati (Cristofano da Bracciano) Italian
Orpheus, famous for taming beasts with his music, is here shown entertaining himself, his body swaying to the sound of the lira da braccio. The statue was carved for the Palazzo Corsi, Florence.
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Title: Orpheus
Artist:
Cristoforo Stati (Cristofano da Bracciano) (Italian, 1556–1619)
Date: 1600–1601
Culture: Italian, Florence
Medium: Marble
Dimensions: Overall (confirmed): 77 1/8 × 38 × 23 7/8 in., 775 lb. (195.9 × 96.5 × 60.6 cm, 351.5 kg)
Classification: Sculpture
Credit Line: Gift of George Blumenthal, 1941
Object Number: 41.100.242
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