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Roman sculpture from the broader Italian tradition spans centuries of artistic production in Rome and the surrounding region. Beyond ancient Roman art, the city remained a center of sculptural production through the medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Roman workshops supplied churches, palaces, and collections with figures and decorative works that shaped Western sculptural tradition.
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Roman sculptural tradition spans from antiquity through the Baroque. The city's workshops continuously supplied churches and palaces, shaping Western sculpture across multiple centuries and artistic movements.
A Putto with Papal Insignia (1475) representing the Roman tradition is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
The piece dates to 1475, from the early Renaissance period of Roman sculptural production.
It depicts a putto (cherub) bearing papal insignia, a decorative motif common in Roman church and palace commissions.
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