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Early modern · Grand Duchy of Tuscany

Giuseppe Mazzuoli

1644–1725

Italian sculptor (1644-1725).

At a glance

Life
1644–1725
Origin
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Practice
sculptor
sculptorSculptureterracotta

Biography

Giuseppe Mazzuoli (1644–1725) is described by Wikidata as Italian sculptor (1644-1725). The linked open-data record associates the artist with Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Recorded practices include sculptor.

Charity, held by National Gallery of Art, provides a verified collection point from which to explore the artist’s sculpture. The museum record supplies the work’s date, material, dimensions, credit line, and reusable image.

Research links

National Gallery of Art collection recordWikidataWikipedia

In the collection

Works to explore

The sculpture depicts a standing woman holding a child in her arms, while another child is clinging to her legs. The woman is wearing draped clothing, and the child in her arms is nestled against her shoulder. The child at her legs is partially wrapped in the folds of her clothing. The sculpture is crafted in a material resembling terracotta, giving it a warm, earthy brown color. The figures are intricately detailed, with realistic features and attention to the texture of the clothing.

Early modern

National Gallery of Art

Charity

Giuseppe Mazzuoli · 1700