Massimiliano Soldani
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Massimiliano Soldani (1656-1740) was a Florentine sculptor and medalist who served as director of the Medici mint. He produced refined bronze reductions of famous ancient and Renaissance sculptures for aristocratic collectors across Europe, along with portrait medals of exceptional quality.
His bronzes of the Venus de' Medici, the Wrestlers, and other classical works were prized by English Grand Tour collectors. Soldani's technical skill in casting and finishing made his bronzes among the most sought-after in 18th-century Europe.
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About Massimiliano Soldani
Soldani created exquisite bronze reductions of famous sculptures for European collectors, plus portrait medals as director of the Medici mint. His bronzes were prized by English Grand Tour travelers.
Bronzes are at the Bargello in Florence, the V&A in London, the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, and the Louvre.
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