Guiseppe Piamontini
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Giuseppe Piamontini (1664-1742) was a Florentine Baroque sculptor serving as court sculptor to the Medici. His bronze statuettes and marble figures for Florentine churches represent the continuation of the city's great sculptural tradition into the 18th century.
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About Guiseppe Piamontini
Piamontini served as Medici court sculptor, creating Baroque bronzes and marble church figures. His work continues Florence's sculptural tradition into the early 18th century.
This Neoptolemus and Polyxena group is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Piamontini worked in the late Baroque movement as court sculptor to the Medici in Florence.
Piamontini lived from 1664 to 1742, continuing Florence's sculptural tradition into the early 18th century.
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