The Sculptor of Baroque Grace: The Life and Legacy of Antonio Raggi In the heart of the Roman Baroque, a period defined by theatricality, movement, and profound emotional depth, few names resonate with as much subtle brilliance as Antonio Raggi. Born in 1624 in the serene village of Vico Morcote, nestled by the shores of Lake Lugano in Switzerland, Raggi’s journey from the quiet landscapes of his homeland to the grand, marble-clad stages of Rome is a narrative of immense artistic ambition. While he arrived in Italy with the burgeoning humanist spirit of his origins, it was the overwhelming g…