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In 1874 Calandrelli was made professor of sculpture, in 1883 a member of the
Akademie der Künste and in 1887 a Senate-member of the Akademie der Künste. From the 1870s onwards he was the favourite artist of the Prussian imperial court. His works' moderate classicism makes him a late representative of
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within the 'Berlin School' of sculpture, whose influence declined hugely at the end of the 19th century. For still works with the accuracy required of great portraits, he was one of the best sculptors of his time.
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until 1863. From 1864 he ran his own studio. Small works in wax, a skill he had learned from
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