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<p> an [[Italian]] sculptor and nephew of Luca, was born at [[Florence]] in 1444, and died in 1527. He worked both in marble and terracotta, and his productions may be found in many Italian cities. There are three in the Louvre, The [[Virgin]] Adoring the Infant Jesus, a head of St. Ann, and [[Christ]] [[Healing]] a Sick Man. </p> | <p> an [[Italian]] sculptor and nephew of Luca, was born at [[Florence]] in 1444, and died in 1527. He worked both in marble and terracotta, and his productions may be found in many Italian cities. There are three in the Louvre, The [[Virgin]] Adoring the [[Infant]] Jesus, a head of St. Ann, and [[Christ]] [[Healing]] a [[Sick]] Man. </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
an Italian sculptor and nephew of Luca, was born at Florence in 1444, and died in 1527. He worked both in marble and terracotta, and his productions may be found in many Italian cities. There are three in the Louvre, The Virgin Adoring the Infant Jesus, a head of St. Ann, and Christ Healing a Sick Man.
