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Francesco Solari

Illustration — Madonna with Child, church of Sant'Angelo, Milan. Francesco Solari (c. 1415 – 1469) was an Italian sculptor, architect and engineer.

Francesco Solari

Francesco Solari (1415 ca.–1469), relief of Madonna and Child, in the side entrance hall to Sant'Angelo church in Milan, Italy. (The graffito decoration is from the 19th century). Picture by Giovanni Dall'Orto, April 11 2007.

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Died
1469
Nationality
Duchy of Milan · Switzerland
Occupation
sculptor · architect · engineer

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Illustration — Madonna with Child, church of Sant'Angelo, Milan. Francesco Solari (c. 1415 – 1469) was an Italian sculptor, architect and engineer.

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