AN ITALIAN MARBLE FIGURE OF A CHILD BURNING FIRCONES
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AN ITALIAN MARBLE FIGURE OF A CHILD BURNING FIRCONES

CIRCA 1860, BY PROFESSOR GIUSEPPE LAZZERINI, CARRARA

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AN ITALIAN MARBLE FIGURE OF A CHILD BURNING FIRCONES
CIRCA 1860, BY PROFESSOR GIUSEPPE LAZZERINI, CARRARA
Standing draped against the cold on a square base signed 'Prof Gr Lazzerini Carrara
34½ in. (88 cm.) high
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Giovanni Lazzerini the Younger (d.1895) entered the Carrara Accademia di Belle Arti in 1848 and studied under Ferdinando Pelliccia. In 1853, his marble relief Patroclus Slaying Sarpedon won him a scholarship to Rome, enabling him to study in the workshop of the celebrated sculptor, Pietr Tenerani (d.1869). After 1859, Lazzerini returned to Carrara to work in the family studio in the Corso Rosselli, taking over its running on the death of his half-brother, Alessandro, in 1862.