Paolo Naldini
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Paolo Naldini (1619-1691) was a Roman sculptor who worked under Bernini and contributed to several major Roman sculptural projects. He created marble figures for Roman churches and assisted on Bernini's monumental commissions, including work at St. Peter's Basilica.
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About Paolo Naldini
Naldini created marble figures for Roman churches and assisted Bernini on major commissions. He contributed to the sculptural programs at St. Peter's and other Roman basilicas.
His Two Angels and Cherubs Bearing an Icon of Christ (1665) is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Naldini worked from about 1619 to 1691, during the height of Roman Baroque sculpture under papal patronage.
The Cleveland relief depicts angels and cherubs bearing an icon of Christ, a devotional subject typical of Baroque church sculpture.
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