Francesco Puttinati, Antonio Canova, 1757-1822, Sculptor [obverse]

Francesco Puttinati

Italian · 1775–1848 · Sculptor

Born c. 1775, in Verona or Milan; died 1848, in Milan. Italian, Medallist, sculptor, engraver (steel). (1775–1848)

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  1. Francesco Puttinati, Jesus and the adulteress, Rectangular bronze plaque;
    Jesus and the adulteress
    Sculpture
    Bertolami Fine Art · · Lot 102
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €500–1,000View at Bertolami Fine Art ↗

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About Francesco Puttinati

In museum collections

  • Francesco Puttinati, Antonio Canova, 1757-1822, Sculptor [obverse]Antonio Canova, 1757-1822, Sculptor [obverse], after 1823
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0
  • Francesco Puttinati, Ouroboros Encircling the Winged Helmet of Mercury and the Head of Athena [reverse]Ouroboros Encircling the Winged Helmet of Mercury and the Head of Athena [reverse], after 1823
    National Gallery of Art, Washington · CC0
  • Francesco Puttinati, Antonio Canova, beeldhouwerAntonio Canova, beeldhouwer, 1806
    Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · Public domain
  • Francesco Puttinati, Antonio Canova, beeldhouwerAntonio Canova, beeldhouwer, 1806
    Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · Public domain

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