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Agostino Bugiardini

Agostino Bugiardini (died 1623) was an Italian sculptor active in the early Baroque period, mainly in his hometown of Florence, but also in Rome. He was a disciple of Giovanni Caccini, and fellow pupil of Gherardo Silvani.

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Agostino Bugiardini

Grotta del Mosè nel cortile di Palazzo Pitti a Firenze. La Carità, una delle quattro statue rappresentanti Le Virtù del Principe secondo un impianto allegorico ideato da Francesco Rondinelli (erudito e bibliotecario dei granduchi): 1. La Carità, di Agostino Ubaldini, 1623; 2. L'Imperio, di Domenico Pieratti, 1635-36; 3. Lo Zelo, di Domenico Pieratti, 1635-36; 4. La Legge, di Antonio Novelli,

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Born
1590
Died
1623

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Agostino Bugiardini (died 1623) was an Italian sculptor active in the early Baroque period, mainly in his hometown of Florence, but also in Rome. He was a disciple of Giovanni Caccini, and fellow pupil of Gherardo Silvani.

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