PUTTO
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Los putti (plural de putto en italiano) son motivos ornamentales consistentes en figuras de niños, frecuentemente desnudos y alados, en forma de Cupido, querubín o amorcillo.
Son abundantes en el renacimiento y barroco italiano, y forman parte de la recuperación de motivos clásicos típica de la época.
En italiano, la voz "putto" significa "niño". En España destacan las figuras de putto del Peinador de la Reina, en la Alhambra de Granada, obra de Julio de Aquiles, del segundo tercio del siglo XVI.
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