Ferdinando Fuga

Born in Florence, Italy in 1699. Trained in sculpture and architecture under Giovanni Battista Foggini in Florence. Also studied architecture in Rome 1717-26. Architect of the papal palaces under Clement XII from 1730. Principal of the Academy of St. Luke, 1752-54. Died, probably in Naples in 1781.

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