Giovanni Battista Foggini

Giovanni Battista Foggini (1652-1725) was an influential Italian sculptor known for his work during the Baroque period. Active mainly in Florence, he created intricate sculptures and decorative works that showcased dramatic realism and emotional depth. Foggini's style blended classical influences with the dynamism characteristic of Baroque art, making his pieces both elegant and expressive. He is particularly remembered for his contributions to tombs and altarpieces, and his ability to portray figures with lifelike details. His work significantly impacted the artistic landscape of his time, and many of his creations can still be admired in Italian churches and museums today.