Alimondo Ciampi

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Arimondo Silvio, called Alimondo Ciampi (18 December 1876 in San Mauro a Signa – 8 December 1939 in Florence) was an Italian sculptor.

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• Marco Moretti, Bruno Catarzi Scultore 1903-1996, Masso delle Fate Edizioni, Signa, 2005, ISBN 88-6039-006-0
• Giampiero Fossi, Oltre il novecento – Arte contemporanea nelle Signe, Masso delle Fate Edizioni, Signa, 2003, ISBN 88-87305-42-0
• Arnolfo Santelli, Un artista gentiluomo – Vita e Viatico di Giuseppe Santelli, Soc. Leonardo da Vinci di Firenze, 1974
• Marco Moretti, Alvaro Cartei – Il percorso di un artista solitario tra i fermenti del suo tempo – Pittura e Grafica 1925-1995, Masso delle Fate Edizioni, Signa, ISBN 88-87305-31-5

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