Eduardo Rossi was born in Naples in 1867. Enrolled at the Neapolitan Academy of Fine Arts, he became a student of the realist sculptor Achille d’Orsi. In 1895 he made his debut at the First International Art Exhibition in Venice, with the sculpture Octopus Fisherman; the following year he participated in the Exhibition of Fine Arts in Florence with the bust of Forosetta, now preserved at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples. In 1898 he presented a bust of the Virgin at “L’arte all’Esposizione” in Turin. In the following years he was present in the registers of various Italian exhibitions, and then participated in 1910 at the Brussels Exhibition, where he obtained a Bronze Medal for the Sculpture category.

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