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*The Appennine Colossus by Giambologna* Giambologna was a sculptor who lived from 1529 – 1608 and carved this magnificent statute located in...

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Zeeshan Shani: HMMMM RIGHT........... 04/08/2013
chuks christ: awesome creation, creative art 01/17/2013
Randy Hilarski: I was going to share something similar but I see that +Amanda Blain has already shared this. Thank you Google image search. 01/03/2013 Influential
David Heeks: *The Appennine Colossus by Giambologna* Giambologna was a sculptor who lived from 1529 – 1608 and carved this magnificent statute located in Villa di Pratolino, which is a lovely garden, 12 km north of Florence, Italy. The garden once included grottos and caves, mazes, and multiple water pipes and fountains that would spray visitors. Personally I… 10/05/2012
akhilesh prajapati: nice pic 10/04/2012
bharathi Raja: *The Appennine Colossus by Giambologna* Giambologna was a sculptor who lived from 1529 – 1608 and carved this magnificent statute located in Villa di Pratolino, which is a lovely garden, 12 km north of Florence, Italy. The garden once included grottos and caves, mazes, and multiple water pipes and fountains that would spray visitors. Personally I… 09/21/2012
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Alexander JC: via +Ksenia Kaganer  09/10/2012 Influential
Siva Kumar: *The Appennine Colossus by Giambologna* Giambologna was a sculptor who lived from 1529 – 1608 and carved this magnificent statute located in Villa di Pratolino, which is a lovely garden, 12 km north of Florence, Italy. The garden once included grottos and caves, mazes, and multiple water pipes and fountains that would spray visitors. Personally I… 08/31/2012
Arjun kumar shrestha: *The Appennine Colossus by Giambologna* Giambologna was a sculptor who lived from 1529 – 1608 and carved this magnificent statute located in Villa di Pratolino, which is a lovely garden, 12 km north of Florence, Italy. The garden once included grottos and caves, mazes, and multiple water pipes and fountains that would spray visitors. Personally I… 08/29/2012
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