Antonio Tarsia
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Antonio Tarsia (1662-1739) was a Venetian sculptor who created marble altars and church sculptures in the late Baroque style. Working primarily in Venice and the Veneto, his altar figures and decorative programs contribute to the rich sculptural heritage of Venetian churches.
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About Antonio Tarsia
Tarsia created Baroque marble altars and church sculptures in Venice and the Veneto. His work contributes to the rich sculptural decoration of Venetian churches.
Tarsia was born in 1662 and died in 1739, working as a sculptor in Venice and the Veneto region.
His Andromeda, dated 1715, is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Tarsia worked in the late Baroque style, contributing altar figures and decorative programs to Venetian churches.
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