Aurelio Lombardo
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Aurelio Lombardo (c. 1501-1563) was an Italian sculptor from the prominent Lombardo family of Venice. Son of Antonio Lombardo and nephew of Tullio, he worked in bronze and marble, continuing the family tradition of classically inspired Venetian Renaissance sculpture.
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About Aurelio Lombardo
Aurelio continued the Lombardo family tradition of classically inspired Renaissance sculpture in Venice. His bronze and marble works reflect the Venetian taste for antiquity established by his father and uncle.
Aurelio Lombardo was born around 1501 and died in 1563, working as a sculptor in Venice.
His Dido, dated 1520, is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
He was the son of Antonio Lombardo and nephew of Tullio Lombardo, part of Venice's prominent Lombardo family of sculptors.
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