Artist: Giambologna
Date: 1600
Museum: Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum (Braunschweig, Germany)
Technique: Sculpture
Nach der bewunderten Figurengruppe „Florenz besiegt Pisa“ von Giambologna gearbeitet, zeigt sich die ganze Kraft dieser Bilderfindung. Die triumphierende Frauengestalt drückt ihren Gegner gnadenlos zu Boden. Er kniet nicht nur äußerst unbequem, sondern hat sogar die Hände gefesselt.
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