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  • de: Sturz der Gefallenen Engel, Teil eines Altarschmucks, Neapel, 18. Jh.; Elfenbein, Holz, vergoldetes Kupferblech
  • en: Fallen Angels, part of an altar decoration, Naples, 18th century; ivory, wood, gilded copper


Skulpturensammlung (aus der Kunstkammer, Inv. 7988), Bode-Museum Berlin
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See also the counterpiece Image:Altarschmuck_Neapel_Jüngstes_Gericht.jpg

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