Chimera Com'era

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For centuries, the Chimera represented Arezzo and its citizens. The great bronze sculpture symbolizes strength, courage, and grace, and seems to go back to the works of the ancient Etruscan and Greek masters. This volume was born from an ambitious and fascinating project: recreating the original appearance of the Chimera dating back to when, in the fourth century BC, it was placed as a votive gift inside a temple or another religious space.

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