About Carlo Calani
Carlo Calani was a painter and sculptor.
Carlo Calani (died 1812) was an Italian painter and sculptor, active in Parma in the late 18th century.
He painted the main altarpiece for the church of Colorno, the statue of St Anthony of Parma, and helped decorate with forty caryatids the great neoclassic hall (Hall of the Caryatids) in the Royal Palace of Milan. Francesco Corneliani was one of his pupils.
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Who was Carlo Calani?
painter and sculptor
When was Carlo Calani born?
Carlo Calani was born in Italy.
When did Carlo Calani die?
Carlo Calani died in 1812 in Italy.
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Carlo Calani was a painter and sculptor.
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