CELLINI

Meaning of CELLINI in English

Pronunciation: ch ə - ' l ē -n ē

Function: biographical name

Ben · ve · nu · to \ ˌ ben-v ə - ' nü-( ˌ )t ō \ 1500-1571 Ital. goldsmith & sculptor

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CELLINI — biographical name 1500-1571 Italian goldsmith & sculptor
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CELLINI — /cheuh lee"nee/ ; It. /chel lee"nee/ , n. Benvenuto /ben'veuh nooh"toh, -nyooh"-/ ; It. /ben've nooh"taw/ , 1500-71, Italian, metalsmith, …
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CELLINI — biographical name Ben·ve·nu·to ˌben-və-ˈnü-(ˌ)tō 1500-1571 Italian goldsmith & sculptor
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CELLINI — Cellini BrE AmE tʃe ˈliːn i tʃɪ-, tʃə- —Italian [ tʃel ˈliː ni ]
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CELLINI, BENVENUTO — born , Nov. 1, 1500, Florence died Feb. 13, 1571, Florence Italian sculptor and goldsmith active principally in Florence. Early …
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CELLINI'S HALO — heiligenschein. [ named after Benvenuto CELLINI, who described the effect ]
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CELLINI, BENVENUTO — born , Nov. 1, 1500, Florence died Feb. 13, 1571, Florence Italian sculptor and goldsmith active principally in Florence. Early …
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METALWORK
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BERLIOZ, HECTOR
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BANDINELLI, BACCIO — born Nov. 12, 1493?, Florence died Feb. 7, 1560, Florence Florentine Mannerist sculptor whose Michelangelo-influenced works were favoured by the …
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