Domenico Guidi
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Domenico Guidi (1625-1701) was an Italian sculptor who worked alongside Algardi and Bernini in Baroque Rome. Born in Torano, he became a leading figure in Roman sculpture during the second half of the 17th century, creating marble altarpieces, portrait busts, and church decorations.
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About Domenico Guidi
Guidi was a leading Roman Baroque sculptor who worked alongside Algardi and Bernini. His marble altarpieces and portrait busts contributed to the rich sculptural decoration of Rome's churches.
Guidi was born in 1625 in Torano and died in 1701, working as a leading sculptor in Baroque Rome.
His Portrait of Fabrizio Naro, dated 1675, is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Guidi worked alongside Algardi and Bernini in Rome, becoming a leading figure in the second half of the 17th century.
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