Joseph Gott
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Joseph Gott (1786-1860) was an English sculptor who spent most of his career in Rome. He created marble portrait busts and ideal figures in the Neoclassical style, attracting commissions from British tourists and collectors on the Grand Tour.
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About Joseph Gott
Gott created Neoclassical marble busts and ideal figures from his Rome studio. British Grand Tour travelers were his primary patrons throughout the early 19th century.
His 1822 bust George Banks is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
British tourists and collectors on the Grand Tour commissioned most of his marble busts and ideal figures during his career in Rome.
Gott worked in the Neoclassical style from 1786 to 1860.
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