Alfredo Biagini: A Sculptor Rooted in Animalier and Roman Tradition Alfredo Biagini (1886 – 1952) stands as a prominent figure within Italian sculpture of the early twentieth century, particularly recognized for his distinctive approach to animal representation—the animalier style—and his unwavering connection to the artistic heritage of Rome. Born in Rome into a family of goldsmiths, Biagini’s formative years were marked by rigorous academic training at the Academy of Fine Arts, where he honed skills in architecture alongside sculpture, establishing a foundation for his lifelong pursuit of…