Orazio Bruni (born c. 1630) was an Italian engraver of the

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period. He was born at

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. He worked entirely with the graver, and appears to have imitated the style of

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. He engraved plates from his own designs and others from

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and others. Among his plates are ''The Prodigal Son'', ''The Golden Age'', A set of the ''Four Seasons'', A set of various Animals, a ''Warrior'', and a ''Female in a Triumphal Car, with Minerva presenting a Sceptre''.

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Italian engravers Baroque engravers People from Siena 1630 births Year of death unknown {{Italy-engraver-stub