Camillo Rusconi

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Camillo Rusconi was an Italian Baroque sculptor renowned for his expressive religious works and influential role in Roman sculpture of the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

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instanceOf Baroque artist
Italian sculptor
human
activeIn Rome
early 18th century
late 17th century
artisticReputation known for classical restraint within Baroque style
leading sculptor in Rome in the early 18th century
renowned for monumental apostle statues
birthDate 1658-07-14
birthPlace Duchy of Milan
Milan
burialPlace Rome
countryOfCitizenship Italy
deathDate 1728-12-08
era Baroque period
linked to: Baroque
fieldOfWork funerary monuments
marble sculpture
gender male
genre religious sculpture
influenced Roman sculpture of the early 18th century
influencedBy Ercole Ferrata
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
movement Baroque
Roman Baroque
linked to: Italian Baroque
name Camillo Rusconi
nationality Italian
notableWork Funerary monument of Pope Alexander VIII (St. Peter’s Basilica)
Funerary monument of Pope Gregory XIII (St. Peter’s Basilica)
Sculptures for the Cappella Antamori (San Carlo al Corso, Rome)
Statue of Saint Andrew (San Giovanni in Laterano)
Statue of Saint James the Greater (San Giovanni in Laterano)
Statue of Saint John the Evangelist (San Giovanni in Laterano)
Statue of Saint Matthew the Apostle (San Giovanni in Laterano)
occupation sculptor
studentOf Ercole Ferrata
style expressive religious imagery
trainedIn Milan
Rome
workLocation San Carlo al Corso, Rome
San Giovanni in Laterano, Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City

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Pietro Bracci studentOf Camillo Rusconi
Camillo Rusconi name Camillo Rusconi