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BARON CARLO MAROCHETTI (1805-1867)

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 747 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BARON CARLO
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MAROCHETTI (1805-1867)  ,
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Italian sculptor, was
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born at
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Turin . Most of his
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early
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life was spent in
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France, his first systematic instruction being given him by Bosio and
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Gros in
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Paris . Here his statue of " A
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Young Girl playing with a
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Dog " won a
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medal in 1829 . But between 1822 and 1830 he studied chiefly in
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Rome . From 1832 to 1848 he lived in France . His " Fallen
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Angel " was exhibited in 1831 . In 1848
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Marochetti removed to
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London, and there he lived for the greater
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part of his
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time till his
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death in 1867 . Among his
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chief
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works were statues of
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Queen
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Victoria,
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Lord
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Clyde (the
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obelisk in
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Waterloo
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Place),
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Richard Coeur-de-
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Lion (
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Westminster),
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Emmanuel Philibert (1833, Turin), the
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tomb of
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Bellini (Pere-la-
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Chaise), and the
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altar in the Madeleine . His
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style was vigorous and effective, but rather popular than
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artistic . Marochetti, who was created a
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baron by the
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king of
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Sardinia, was also a
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chevalier of the
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Legion of
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Honour .

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