![img_40-4.jpg](https://gazette-eu-west2.azureedge.net/media/65135/img_40-4.jpg?width=750&height=500&mode=max&updated=03%2f22%2f2021+10%3a59%3a38)
Comparable examples include the statuette of Mars made for the Elector of Saxony, mentioned in the inventory of his kunstkammer in 1587 and a version now in the Anton Ulrich Museum, Braunsweig, also attributed to Giambologna’s workshop, or possibly to Antonio Susini who worked under the Flemish master from 1580-1600.
The figure, which has a probably later brown patina and measures 16in (41cm) high overall, is estimated at €40,000-60,000.