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Pedro Laborio
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Pedro Laborio

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    …by its most dynamic creator, Pedro Laborio. The dramatic sway he gave his figures makes them appear to be in a dance; in St. Joseph and the Child Virgin Mary (1746), for example, he depicted a charming twisting interplay between St. Joseph and the child Virgin Mary that unites these…

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    …by its most dynamic creator, Pedro Laborio. The dramatic sway he gave his figures makes them appear to be in a dance; in St. Joseph and the Child Virgin Mary (1746), for example, he depicted a charming twisting interplay between St. Joseph and the child Virgin Mary that unites these…

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