Giuseppe Rusconi was a Swiss sculptor. He was a pupil of the Swiss-Italian sculptor Camillo Rusconi, who died suddenly and from whom he inherited both the workshop and the orders, even though he was probably not his nephew. In the National Palace of Mafra, a grandiose monastery in the Portuguese city of Mafra, two statues of founding saints of religious orders, destined for the atrium, are attributed to Giuseppe Rusconi.
Date and place of birt:
1688, Tremona, Switzerland
Date and place of death:
1758, Rome, Italy
Nationality:
Italy, Switzerland
Period of activity:
XVIII century
Specialization:
Portraitist, Sculptor
Genre:
Portrait, Portrait sculpture, Religious genre
Art style:
Realism
Medium:
Marble, Terracotta
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1871 - 1944
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1829 - 1908
Piero Manzoni
1933 - 1963
Camillo De Vito
1790 - 1835
Pieter Angellis
1685 - 1734
Tommaso Aloisio Juvara
1809 - 1875
Davide Antonio Fossati
1708 - 1795
Agostino Veneziano
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Alberto Gianquinto
1929 - 2003
Giovanni Stradone
1911 - 1981
Erro
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Betty Danon
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1806 - 1889
Dora Lynnell Wilson
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Walter Henry Reeves
1844 - 1930
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1918 - 1993
August von Wille
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Carlo Marochetti
1805 - 1867
Theodor Rocholl
1854 - 1933
Jose Jimenez Aranda
1837 - 1903
Frans Keelhoff
1820 - 1891
Maurice Levis
1860 - 1940
Mary Cassatt
1844 - 1926
Juriaen van Streeck
1632 - 1687
Otto Ottler
1891 - 1965
Frank Schoonover
1877 - 1972
François Flameng
1856 - 1923
Felix Schlesinger
1833 - 1910
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