Aristodemo Costoli

Aristodemo Costoli (1803–1871) was an Italian sculptor who spent his entire career in the city of Florence. His students included Girolamo Masini, Augusto Rivalta and his son Leopoldo Costoli.

Partial anthology of works

Pegasus at Boboli Garden, Florence

Florence

• Galileo in Tribune of Galileo, at Museo della Specola (1832);
• Pegasus, in Giardino di Boboli;
• tondo dedicated to Arnolfo di Cambio in Duomo di Firenze;
• bust of Cosimo Buonarroti and Rosina Vendramin, in Casa Buonarroti;^[1]
• Monument to L. Matteucci(1845), in Badia Fiorentina;^[2]
• Discovery of America, in Hall 5 of Galleria d'arte moderna (Firenze) in Palazzo Pitti;
• Monument to Galileo, exterior Uffizi (1851);^[3]
• Jeremiah (Palazzo Pitti);
• Funeral Monument to Della Gherardesca (Santa Maria del Fiore a Lapo);
• Bas-relief of Villa Paolina (Sesto Fiorentino).

Other Cities of Italy

• Genoa: Prudence and Columbus placing flag on Beach (1862), monument to Christopher Columbus.
• Ancona: Monument to Cavour (1868), with statue dedicated to Cavour and two bas-reliefs, at Cavour square.
• Pisa: Monument to Angelica Catalani (1859), at Camposanto.
• Lucca: Bust of Leopold II, Museo nazionale di villa Guinigi.

Other countries:

• Santiago, Chile: Monument to Pedro de Valdivia
• Saint Petersburg: Memorial to Ekaterina Arkadievna Kotchoubey and her daughter Vera
• Private commissions, England.

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  Galileo Galilei (Museo della Specola, Florence)
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  Galileo Galilei (Museo della Specola, Florence)
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  Leopold II (Museo della Specola, Florence)
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  Cavour (Cavour square, Ancona)
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  Congress of Paris (Cavour square, Ancona)
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  Proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy (Cavour square, Ancona)
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  Geremia (Palazzo Pitti, Florence)
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  Angelica Catalani (Camposanto, Pisa)
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  Memorial Della Gherardesca (Santa Maria del Fiore a Lapo, Florence)
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  Bust of Cosimo Buonarroti (Casa Buonarroti, Florence)
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  Pedro de Valdivia (Santa Lucía hill, Santiago de Chile)
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  Arnolfo di Cambio (Florence, cathedral)
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  Galileo Galilei(galleria degli Uffizi, Florence)
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  Christopher Colombus monument in Genua, (only two statues on the basement)

References

• Mackay, James, The Dictionary of Sculptors in Bronze, Antique Collectors Club, Woodbridge, Suffolk 1977