Giovanni Strazza: A Sculptor of Silent Emotion Giovanni Strazza, born in the bustling heart of Milan in 1818 and tragically passing away in 1875, remains a quietly significant figure within the landscape of 19th-century Italian sculpture. While not always commanding the same immediate recognition as his contemporaries like Antonio Canova or Giuseppe Sanmartino, Strazza’s profound understanding of marble and his ability to imbue stone with an almost palpable sense of emotion have secured him a place among Italy's most accomplished sculptors. His legacy is particularly embodied in “The Veiled…