Giovanni Bernini Biography

Giovanni Bernini biography

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NAME: Giovanni Bernini
OCCUPATION: Architect, Sculptor
BIRTH DATE: December 07, 1598
DEATH DATE: November 28, 1680
PLACE OF BIRTH: Naples, Italy
PLACE OF DEATH: Rome, Italy
AKA: Gianlorenzo Bernini
Full Name: Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini
AKA: Gian Lorenzo Bernini

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Italian architect and sculptor Giovanni Bernini created many famous landmarks in Rome during the 17th century and is considered the father of Baroque sculpture.

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Born in Naples in 1598, Italian architect and sculptor Giovanni Bernini is widely considered the creator of the Baroque style of sculpture. He served eight different popes in his lifetime and contributed to a number of landmarks in Rome, including St. Peter's Basilica and the Fountain of the Four Rivers.