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Born February 19, 1754 • Italy
Died October 13, 1828 (aged 74) • Milan • Italy
Notable Works “The Penance of Hugo”
Movement / Style Academy of Arcadia

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Monti, detail of an oil painting by A. Appiani; in the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome
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Ippolito Pindemonte
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Italian poet and humanist
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Francesco Berni
Italian poet and translator
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Anna Banti
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Giorgio Manganelli
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Girolamo Benivieni
Italian poet
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Annibale Caro
Italian writer
Pope Leo XIII seated in formal papal robes and cape, wearing a cross necklace, facing forward, in a black and white portrait from 1878.
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