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Carlo Albacini (1734 — 1813) was an
Italian sculptor and
restorer of
Ancient Roman sculpture. He was a
pupil of
Bartolomeo Cavaceppi, an
eminent sculptor...
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Achille Albacini (April 19, 1841 –1914) was an
Italian sculptor. He was born in Rome, he was
trained at the
Accademia di San Luca.
Among his
works are:...
- sent to be
restored by
Carlo Albacini.
Responding to
contemporary criticisms of some of the statue's features,
Albacini replaced the head, the arms, and...
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arrival in
Naples in 1788. The
statue was
restored by
Carlo Albacini and
Giuseppe Valadier.
Albacini restored the
missing alabaster parts,
while Valadier was...
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Pompeii depicting the full
buttocks characteristic of "callipygian" Venus,
shown left in a 1st–2nd
century AD
Roman version (restored by
Carlo Albacini)...
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Viscountess Molyneux 1769
Anton Raphael Mengs Self
Portrait 1774
Carlo Albacini Bust of
Alexander the
Great before 1777 Paul
Delaroche Bonaparte Crossing...
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neoclassical taste; the
sculptor responsible, who was
probably Carlo Albacini,
completed the statue's
missing parts according to the
sensibilities of...
- well as 17th and 18th-century
Italian sculptures by
artists such as
Carlo Albacini and
Bartolomeo Cavaceppi. They were
collected by
Henry Blundell and housed...
- in the
Courtauld Institute, London). He also
bought modern furniture by
Albacini and
Valadier and
contemporary sculpture by
Johan Tobias Sergel, and commissioned...
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opposition of the Papacy. Many of the
marble sculptures were
restored by
Carlo Albacini (1735–1813). The
classical sculptures of the
Farnese collections are still...
