Francesco Carabelli
Francesco Carabelli was an Italian sculptor of 18th century Milan. He was born in Castel San Pietro near Mendrisio in 1737. He first trained with his father, then moved to study in Milan where he lived from there on.
Francesco Carabelli
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- Born
- 1737 · Castel San Pietro.
- Died
- 1774 · Milan.
- Nationality
- Switzerland
- Occupation
- sculptor
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Francesco Carabelli was an Italian sculptor of 18th century Milan. He was born in Castel San Pietro near Mendrisio in 1737. He first trained with his father, then moved to study in Milan where he lived from there on.
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Identity and overview
His model of the Madonna and Child was chosen for the Cathedral of Monza.
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Origins and background
Origins and background
The following is established of origins and background. Born in 1737 at Castel San Pietro. It is also recorded that francesco Carabelli died in 1774 at Milan.
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Catalogued output is recorded as follows. Recorded with the occupation sculptor. Institutional cataloguing adds that francesco Carabelli is recorded with the gender male. Born on 1 January 1737. Carabelli died on 1 January 1774.
Israelites carrying grapes of Canaan by Francesco Carabelli.
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Samson and the lion by Francesco Carabelli.
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Castel San Pietro.
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- “Francesco Carabelli”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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