Valerio Cigoli

Valerio Cigoli or Cioli di Simone (Settignano frazione of Florence, 1529 - Florence, 1599) is an Italian sculptor of the Rebirth.

Works

• the Fountain of Bacchus ( Fontana del Bacchino ) (1560), makes of it the statue of the dwarf, named ironically Morgante , favorite of Cosme I {{er}} with the Jardin of Boboli, Palais Pitti of Florence, is its most known work.
• One owes him also the statue Architecture on the tomb of Michel-Angel, with the church Santa Croce.
• Satyr with a bottle ( Satiro idiot fiasca ), exposed to the museum of the Bargello of Florence.

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