Since Monday November 26   2012 it was  back to the Uffizi Gallery of Florence, after a 220 year  pilgrimage through  many museums the Sleeping Ariadne. It is a roman statue belonging to the III century before B.C., copy of an ellenistic original.  The dimensions and the weigth (a bit less than two tons required a extraordinary intervent to lift it up to the second floor of the Uffizi Gallery.
Next December 17 the statue will be part of the arrangement of the Room 35 where we can admire it with the Tondo Doni by Michelangelo.
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