B6 Interi This piece is part of

This piece is part of The Florence Fragment Collection which exhibited with the Museo de’ Medici this past autumn

This fragment was originally a candlestick from a church in Italy

There are only four specimens known and they are all included on this crucifix

The Italian angel has been joined with the natural elements to create a sculptural work of old and new - creating a piece that appears to have evolved together over time

19th century Italian church offertory bag with ecclesiastical metal trim and decorated with irridiated black crystal points and a natural forming cross-shaped baroque pearl with or without lucite

B6 Interi This piece is part of18th century Italian spolvero 'cherubs' pattern printed onto canvas and framed with an antique scroll frame. Spolvero is an artistic method of transferring a design from a print to the prepared surface of a canvas, panel, or wall. Holes are punched along the outlines of the original design followed by "pouncing" which is the application of powdered pigments that leaves a series of dots to create the tracing for the piece. This is then placed over the