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Augusto da Udine (Publio Augusto Graziani), Poet and Astrologer [obverse]

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Maffeo Olivieri

Italian · 1484–1543

Maffeo Olivieri was an Italian sculptor and wood carver. Often associated with his younger brother Andrea, he was active in Lombardy, Venice and Trentino. He was known for his bronze, wood and marble creations, and considered the premier sculptor in early sixteenth century Brescia.

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