Letters, 1806-1830, to Prospero Balbo.

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Letters, 1806-1830, to Prospero Balbo.

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Comolli writes to the Count, who is also the rector of the University of Turin, requesting permission to model the king, seeking retribution for having been passed over for a teaching position, providing details of his travels to Florence, Naples, Milan, Carrara, and the coast of Leghorn (where he describes the circumstances of a perilous sea voyage), and mentioning works in progress, among them his statue of "Peace."

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Comolli, Giovan Battista, 1775-1830

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Balbo, Prospero, conte, 1762-1837

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Epithet: Cavaliere, Sardinian statesman British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000677.0x00027b ...