| Arriving in the United States in 1913 from Italy where his father was a
fresco painter, Alfeo Faggi had studied with his father and in his
hometown of Florence for five years at the Academia Belle Arti. A
story about him is that at the Casa Buonarroti, he studied a sculpture
by Michelangelo and was told by a guard that Michelangelo had said
"the artist should represent things not as they are but as they ought
to be." For Faggi, this was a revelation that greatly influenced
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