The Sculptor of Papal Grandeur and Baroque Splendor In the heart of Rome, a city sculpted by the ambitions of popes and the fervor of the Counter-Reformation, the name Lorenzo Ottoni resonates with the weight of marble and the drama of the Baroque era. Born in 1658, Ottoni emerged from the vibrant Roman artistic landscape, a period defined by movement, emotional intensity, and a profound sense of theatricality. His life was inextricab…