Head of an Angel
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Head of an Angel by Joseph Anton Feuchtmayer (German, 1696–1770) (c. 1750). Bequest of Mrs. Severance A. Millikin Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1989.154

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This decorative bracket was intended to simulate a functional supporting element at the top of a pilaster or beneath an organ loft or pulpit in a church. Joseph Anton Feuchtmayer, a member of a family of artists active in southern Germany and Switzerland, worked in a variety of media including wood and stucco. He often enlisted the aid of assistants, one of whom may have executed this work.

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A sculpted angel adorns a pale beige background with gold leaf detailing and expansive wings.

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