M0002485: Bronze statue of Hercules and Antaeus / M0002486: Anatomical drawing for the Resurrection in the Sistine Chapel

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Right-hand side of the plate: Reproduction from an unidentified publication of a bronze statue of Hercules and Antaeus by A. Pollaiuolo, held by the Bargello, Florence. Left-hand side of the plate: Photograph of a print of an anatomical drawing, after Michaelangelo, used to depict the Resurrection in the Sistine Chapel. This reproduction was made from an unidentified source.

M0002485: Bronze statue of Hercules and Antaeus / M0002486: Anatomical drawing for the Resurrection in the Sistine Chapel

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