Category:Thusnelda (Loggia dei Lanzi)

**Ancient Roman statue of a prisoner woman, so-called Thusnelda**
	statue in Loggia dei Lanzi, Florence, Italy
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Depicts	Thusnelda
Location	Loggia dei Lanzi, piazza della Signoria, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Tuscany, Italy
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English: This antique statue has been known under many names, including Thusnelda, Polyhymnia, Venus of Lebanon, Silence etc. From 1692-95, at a time when the statue was located in the Villa Medici in Rome, she was copied by Pierre Le Gros the Younger as a student at the Académie de France à Rome to prove his proficiency in marble work. Le Gros' copy is known as Vétturie and stands in the Tuileries Garden in Paris. This statue was moved to the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence in 1789, where it currently stands.
Italiano: Statua di donna prigioniera, cosiddetta Thusnelda. Arte romana dell'inizio del II sec. d.C. La statua fu rinvenuta a Roma, probabilmente nella Suburra, restaurata e esposta a Villa Medici. Sono integrazioni moderne l'avambraccio destro, le dita della mano sinistra, la parte superiore del braccio sinistro con la spalla, il capezzolo sinistro, il naso e alcune parti dell'abito. Portata a Firenze in data imprecisata, nella Loggia dei Lanzi dal 1789.

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