Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli
Giovanni Antonio Montorsoli, O.S.M., (ca. 1506 -1563), also known as Fra Montorsoli, as Michele Agnolo and as Angelo di Michele d' Angelo da Poggibonsi, was an Italian sculptor.
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