Angelo de Rossi
Illustration — Saint James the Less (1705–11), St. John Lateran, Rome Angelo de Rossi (1671 – June 12, 1715) was an Italian sculptor. Angelo de Rossi was born in Genoa, he was apprenticed to Filippo Parodi in 1680; Parodi's influence is clear in his first pre-1689 work, a Small Satyr in marble.
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Illustration — Saint James the Less (1705–11), St. John Lateran, Rome Angelo de Rossi (1671 – June 12, 1715) was an Italian sculptor. Angelo de Rossi was born in Genoa, he was apprenticed to Filippo Parodi in 1680; Parodi's influence is clear in his first pre-1689 work, a Small Satyr in marble.
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Nearly unavoidably, he was also influenced by the work of Pierre Puget. He went to Rome in 1688, remaining there until his death; a 1692 relief of Three Men in the Fiery Furnace won first prize in all three sculpture classes at the Accademia di San Luca. In 1699, Cardinal Pietro Ottoboni appointed de' Rossi court sculptor in the Palazzo della Cancelleria, Rome, and put him in charge of making the Tomb of Pope Alexander VIII, Ottoboni's granduncle, in St. Another important work is the apostle Saint James the Less in St. John Lateran, Rome (1705–11). De' Rossi was said to be close friends with Pierre Le Gros. 1700, National Gallery of Art
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