Disembodied Arm Cradling Serpent Ceremonial Banner money The original sculpture of which

The original sculpture of which this is replicating was carved by Bertel Thorvaldsen from 1817-29 and is over 3' long

16” square and 8” deep accent pillow made of cotton and rayon with image on one side and solid backing

Packaged in a beribboned natural wooden box with acrylic stands for each candle to rest safely on when lit

stretched tightly over a rigid board to give him the familiar "feel" of painting on panel

Size: 44”x32”

Disembodied Arm Cradling Serpent Ceremonial Banner money The original sculpture of whichABOUT THE PIECE Wall hanging painted flag made of fabric, bullion and wood measuring 24" x 40". An emblematic device of a disembodied arm cradling a serpent and grasping a red baton capped with a golden bee, appearing before a statue of Apollo Pythios, with the rock arch threshold in the landscape beyond. The gilt border above the bee suggests a dripping honeycomb. Flag found behind false wall along with eight other pictorial banners rolled and