Antonio Canova
Antonio Canova (; 1 November 1757 – 13 October 1822) was an Italian Neoclassical sculptor, famous for his marble sculptures. Often regarded as the greatest of the Neoclassical artists, his sculpture was inspired by the Baroque and the classical revival, and has been characterised as having avoided the melodramatics of the former, and the cold artificiality of the latter.Provided by Wikipedia
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1by Alvisi, Franco, Bargioni, Giorgio, Canova, Antonio, Crivelli, Giuseppe, Gorini, Fausto, Grandi, Marco, Guariento, Manlio, Rosati, Pasquale, Sansavini, Silviero
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2by Alvisi, Franco, Baldini, Enrico, Branzanti, Edoardo Carlo, Canova, Antonio, Giunchi, Pierino, Guerriero, Rolando, Monastra, Francesco, Nicotra, Antonino, Pollini, Aldo, Pratella, Giancarlo
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3by Albertini, Alberto, Baldini, Enrico, Canova, Antonio, Fideghelli, Carlo, Fiorino, Piero, Gorini, Fausto, Loreti, Filiberto, Pisani, Piero Luigi, Regazzi, Domenico, Rui, Dino
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4by Alvisi, Franco, Baldini, Enrico, Bellini, Elvio, Canova, Antonio, Casini, Enrico, Fiorino, Piero, Giunchi, Pierino, Lalatta, Filippo, Loreti, Filiberto, Natali, Sesto, Pratella, Giancarlo, Sansavini, Silviero, Silviero, Scaramuzzi, Franco
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5by Alvisi, Franco, Baldini, Enrico, Canova, Antonio, Fiorino, Piero, Giuchi, Pierino, Lalatta, Filippo, Loreti, Filiberto, Natali, Sesto, Pollini, Aldo, Pratella, Giancarlo, Sansavini, Silviero, Scaramuzzi, Franco, Tonini, Giuseppe, Zocca, Andrea
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