Abbondio Stazio
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Abbondio Stazio (1663-1745) was an Italian sculptor who worked in Venice and the Veneto region, creating marble altar sculptures and decorative figures for churches. His work combines late Baroque drama with the refined elegance characteristic of Venetian sculpture.
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About Abbondio Stazio
Stazio created Baroque marble altar sculptures for Venetian churches. His decorative figures and altarpiece elements reflect the refined sculptural tradition of early 18th-century Venice.
Stazio was born in 1663 and died in 1745, working as a sculptor in Venice and the Veneto region through the late Baroque period.
The Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, dated 1720, is on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Stazio worked in the late Baroque style, blending dramatic flourish with the refined elegance typical of Venetian sculpture.
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