Late 19th C. Grand Tour Albumen Photo of Seated Woman (formerly described as Agrippina the Younger), Naples Museum horse shaped bootscraper which you just want to

which you just want to run your fingers through

who the maker was I have no idea

a couple of columns and a few other odd pieces-- not included in photos

Some toning to the papers as evident and perhaps a minor loss or two

who took his inspiration from a woman creating a Grenfell Mission rug

Late 19th C. Grand Tour Albumen Photo of Seated Woman (formerly described as Agrippina the Younger), Naples Museum horse shaped bootscraper which you just want toThere is a dealer at an antique mall near Boston I frequent who has been doling out late 19th century Grand Tour albumen prints of sculptures in the collection of the Napoli Museo (National Archaeological Museum of Naples) a few at a time and I keep snapping them up. The marble sculpture here was long thought to portray the Empress Agrippina the Younger, or "Minor" wife of Claudius and mother of Nero but that attribution was changed in the early 20th