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Luisa Roldán
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Luisa Roldán

Spanish sculptor
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    …Child,” attributed to the artist Luisa Roldán, who was Spanish royal sculptor to King Charles II.

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    …Child,” attributed to the artist Luisa Roldán, who was Spanish royal sculptor to King Charles II.

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    …teacher, he trained his daughter Luisa, the only woman to be named Spanish royal sculptor (to King Charles II), and his grandson Pedro Duque Cornejo, a leading sculptor in the first half of the 18th century.

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    …teacher, he trained his daughter Luisa, the only woman to be named Spanish royal sculptor (to King Charles II), and his grandson Pedro Duque Cornejo, a leading sculptor in the first half of the 18th century.

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