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.
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