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English: Jean Goujon´s Diana at rest at Rottneros Park, Sweden. This is one of two copies made in the 1950´s after at the request by the Louvre. Museum. The bronze original had disappeared during the Second World War. The sculptures were made from a marble replica in the Vatican by Herman Bergmans Konstgjuteri in Stockholm, Sweden. Later a third copy was made as well, now situated in Djurgården, Stockholm
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Jean Goujon´s "Diana at rest" at Rottneros Park in Sunne, Sweden

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30 June 2009

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