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Baccio

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Baccio: see Bandinelli, Bartolomeo Bandinelli, Bartolomeo or Baccio , 1493?–1560, Florentine sculptor and painter; son of a goldsmith. He attempted to emulate Michelangelo, and derived from him a strong interest in musculature.
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He is survived by his two daughters Ashley Piccardo and Tammy Moore; two grandsons, Baccio and Gianni Piccardo; parents Jean and Gary Moore; sisters: Linda, Cynthia, Dorothy, Audrey, Nancy, and Laura; brothers: Garland, John, and Frederick; plus numerous nieces and nephews.
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Possibly executed by Giovanni Britto, who worked as an engraver for Francesco Marcolini, these illustrations are (after Baccio Baldini's adaptations of Botticelli's illustrations) the most distinctive Renaissance renditions of the poem.
 
 
 
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