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Best 1 Bust of Benjamin Franklin by Houdon

This marble portrait bust of Benjamin Franklin was sculpted by the French neoclassical artist Jean-Antoine Houdon in 1778. It was created during Franklin's tenure as an American diplomat in Paris. The sculpture is noted for its realistic depiction of the statesman, capturing his distinct facial feat...

8.85 Great
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Houdon's Franklin is widely admired, historically resonant and frequently reproduced, with strong consensus for likeness and character.

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2 Cristofori Piano (c.1720)

The Cristofori piano dating from about 1720 is one of three surviving pianos made by Bartolomeo Cristofori, the Italian instrument maker credited with inventing the piano. Its hammer mechanism allowed a player to vary volume through touch, distinguishing the new instrument from plucked keyboard inst...

8.65 Great
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Rare surviving early piano by the inventor, major music history value, strong museum importance, modest public recognition.

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3 Antioch Chalice

The Antioch Chalice is a Byzantine silver-gilt vessel dating to approximately the 6th century, held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Discovered near Antioch (modern Antakya, Turkey) in the early 20th century, the vessel was initially publicized as a possible Holy Grai...

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