Saint Catherine of Siena
Fulvio Signorini · ca. 1600
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The sculpture, "Saint Catherine of Siena," was created by Fulvio Signorini around 1600. It is executed in bronze, partially oil-gilt, and measures 147.3 cm (58 inches) and weighs 315.2 kg (695 lb.). The artist, Fulvio Signorini, was an Italian sculptor born in 1563.
This piece is classified as European Sculpture and Decorative Arts. It was acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1933, courtesy of the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund. The catalogue data does not provide any information regarding the culture or provenance of the sculpture.
No auction prices, exhibition history, or specific literature are available in the provided catalogue record. While "Saint Bernardino of Siena" (ca. 1600) is a comparable holding at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, no other direct comparable works by Signorini were listed among the provided data.
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