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Pier Paolo Galeotti
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Pier Paolo Galeotti

Italian artist
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  • Curie, Marie and Pierre; medal
    medal
    / Italy

    Galeotti made more than 80 cast portrait medals, which rival the work of Leoni. Pastorino da Siena produced a long series of portraits of sitters of lesser rank, cast in lead without reverse type. The finest struck portraits were the work of the medalists Domenico…

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    Galeotti made more than 80 cast portrait medals, which rival the work of Leoni. Pastorino da Siena produced a long series of portraits of sitters of lesser rank, cast in lead without reverse type. The finest struck portraits were the work of the medalists Domenico…

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