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The figure is a copy after the second-century marble in the Capitoline Museum, Rome which may, itself, be a copy of a Greek original.
Perhaps this statue was inspiration for the 3rd Baron de Tabley in writing 'The Flora of Cheshire' in 1899 and pursuing his lifelong interest in this subject.
Tabley House
Knutsford
Title
The Capitoline Flora
Date
c.1760
Medium
plaster
Measurements
H 190 x W 67 x D 53 cm
Accession number
TABS5
Acquisition method
transferred from the estate of the late John Leicester Warren to the University of Manchester, 1976
Work type
Statue
Tabley House
Knutsford, Cheshire WA16 0HB England
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