Orazio Mochi
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Orazio Mochi was an Italian sculptor who worked in the tradition of Florentine and Roman Baroque sculpture. Not to be confused with Francesco Mochi, he created works within the productive Italian sculptural tradition that supplied churches and collections with devotional and decorative figures.
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About Orazio Mochi
Mochi created works in the Italian Baroque sculptural tradition. His pieces contributed to the rich output of Italian workshops supplying churches and collectors with decorative and devotional figures.
His Saccomazzone Players (1616) is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
The work is dated to 1616, placing Mochi's output in the early 17th-century Baroque period in Italy.
No. Orazio Mochi is a separate artist from the better known Baroque sculptor Francesco Mochi, though the two names are sometimes confused.
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