Giovanni Battista Caccini
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Giovanni Battista Caccini (1556-1613) was a Florentine sculptor and architect who worked on the façade of Santa Trinita and other church projects in Florence. He also created portrait busts and decorative works for the Medici court, working in the refined late Mannerist style.
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About Giovanni Battista Caccini
Caccini contributed sculptures to Florentine churches including Santa Trinita. His marble figures and architectural decorations represent the refined Mannerist style of late 16th-century Florence.
Caccini's Phalaris and the Bull of Perillus is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Caccini worked in the late Mannerism movement in Florence, alongside his architectural commissions for the Medici court.
Caccini worked on the façade of Santa Trinita and other church projects in Florence, combining sculpture with architecture.
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