Antonello Gaggini
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Antonello Gaggini (1478-1536) was a Sicilian sculptor who became the most important artist of Renaissance Sicily. Son of the Genoese sculptor Domenico Gaggini, he ran a large workshop in Palermo creating marble altarpieces, Madonnas, and architectural decorations for churches across the island.
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About Antonello Gaggini
Gaggini was Renaissance Sicily's leading sculptor, creating marble Madonnas, altarpieces, and church decorations. His Palermo workshop produced works found in churches throughout the island.
Gaggini was born in 1478 and died in 1536, leading the most prominent sculpture workshop in Renaissance Sicily.
His Saint Margaret, dated 1520, is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Gaggini was the son of the Genoese sculptor Domenico Gaggini, and he ran a large workshop in Palermo producing church commissions across Sicily.
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