Tomb of Antonio Canova

Antonio Fabris's "Tomb of Antonio Canova" is a bronze medal or plaquette created in 1827, measuring 5.2 cm (2 1/16 in.) in diameter. It is classified under Medals and Plaquettes within the European Sculpture and Decorative Arts department at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, having been acquired as a Gift of Michael Hall in 1967. The culture and provenance of the specific object are not specified in the provided data, and there is no information on past exhibitions or literature.

Antonio Fabris (1792–1865) was an Italian sculptor and medallist born in Udine and died in Venice. His nationality is not explicitly stated in the artist authority record, but he is noted as Italian in his description. No other works by Fabris are listed in the comparable holdings.

The provided comparable holdings include numerous sculptures and paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago, but none are by Antonio Fabris. The data does not offer comparable auction prices or additional provenance details for "Tomb of Antonio Canova."