King's attendant 1750 - 1799

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This terracotta sculpture, "King's Attendant," created by Giuseppe Gori between 1750 and 1799, showcases a figure dressed in the opulent garb of a royal servant. The intricate details of the clothing, including the gold-trimmed blue robe, elaborate gold-threaded belt, and crimson trousers, reflect the craftsmanship of the artist and the fashion of the time. The figure's stoic expression and the presence of a cane and a curved sword suggest the individual's role as a protector or advisor. The sculpture, currently residing in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, exemplifies the artistry and cultural influence of the late 18th century.