Filippo Parodi
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Filippo Parodi (1630-1702) was a Genoese Baroque sculptor who studied under Bernini in Rome before returning to become the leading sculptor in Genoa. His carved marble and wood figures bring Roman Baroque dynamism to Ligurian churches.
Parodi's works in Genoa's churches, including Santa Maria di Carignano and the Basilica della Santissima Annunziata del Vastato, demonstrate technical virtuosity and dramatic expression learned from Bernini's workshop.
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About Filippo Parodi
Parodi brought Roman Baroque dynamism to Genoa after studying under Bernini. His marble and wood figures in Genoese churches demonstrate virtuoso carving and dramatic emotional expression.
Major works are in Genoese churches, particularly Santa Maria di Carignano and the Annunziata del Vastato. The Palazzo Reale in Genoa also holds pieces.
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