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Among the most famous and appreciated Italian sculptors of the 20th Century, Arturo Dazzi was also a figure, still life and landscape painter. He began, very young, as a stone mason and rough-hewer in the sculpture shop of an uncle; then, he enrolled at the Fine Arts Academy of Carrara, where his presence is documented until 1899. After getting his diploma, thanks to a scholarship, he could move to Rome, where he would stay until 1925, joining in the cultural life of the city.
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