Apelle

In the reviews Apelle is portrayed as the maker of the enigmatic 'Palla di pelle di pollo' (Ball of Chicken Skin) and is referred to in the review as 'son of Apollo'. The work is described as a roughly crafted, spherical artifact reported to be kept at the Vienna Archaeological Museum.

A single DeBaser review treats Apelle's 'Palla di pelle di pollo' as an enigmatic, spherical artifact, preserved and reportedly found in a niche of the Acropolis. The reviewer playfully speculates about purpose and authorship and praises the work as roughly crafted yet effective. The image used is credited to Mario Mariotti.

For:readers interested in enigmatic artworks, mythology-infused art, museum artifacts and playful art criticism