Giuseppe Mazzuoli
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Giuseppe Mazzuoli (1644-1725) was a Sienese sculptor who worked in Rome, creating marble statues for St. Peter's Basilica and Roman churches. He contributed one of the large apostle statues in the nave of San Giovanni in Laterano and worked on the sculptural program of St. Peter's.
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About Giuseppe Mazzuoli
Mazzuoli contributed marble statues to St. Peter's and San Giovanni in Laterano in Rome. His monumental figures demonstrate the high quality of late Baroque Roman church sculpture.
Mazzuoli's Education of the Virgin is held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Mazzuoli worked in the late Baroque movement, contributing marble statues to St. Peter's Basilica and San Giovanni in Laterano in Rome.
Mazzuoli was born in Siena but built his career working in Rome from 1644 to 1725.
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