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![Alfonso II of Aragon, 1448-1495, Duke of Calabria 1458, afterwards King of Naples 1494-1495 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0e/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso_II_of_Aragon%2C_1448-1495%2C_Duke_of_Calabria_1458%2C_afterwards_King_of_Naples_1494-1495_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_70396.jpg/1280px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso_II_of_Aragon%2C_1448-1495%2C_Duke_of_Calabria_1458%2C_afterwards_King_of_Naples_1494-1495_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_70396.jpg)
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Andrea Guacialoti (1435–1495)
sculpture in the National Gallery of Art (NGA 70396)
![Niccolò Palmieri, 1401-1467, Bishop of Orte 1455-1467 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4b/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Niccol%C3%B2_Palmieri%2C_1401-1467%2C_Bishop_of_Orte_1455-1467_(obverse)%2C_1467%2C_NGA_44694.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Niccol%C3%B2_Palmieri%2C_1401-1467%2C_Bishop_of_Orte_1455-1467_(obverse)%2C_1467%2C_NGA_44694.jpg)
Niccolò Palmieri, 1401-1467, Bishop of Orte 1455-1467 [obverse]
![Male Figure Holding an Hourglass [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2d/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Male_Figure_Holding_an_Hourglass_(reverse)%2C_1467%2C_NGA_44695.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Male_Figure_Holding_an_Hourglass_(reverse)%2C_1467%2C_NGA_44695.jpg)
Male Figure Holding an Hourglass [reverse]
![Sixtus IV (Francesco della Rovere, 1414-1484), Pope 1471 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2d/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Sixtus_IV_(Francesco_della_Rovere%2C_1414-1484)%2C_Pope_1471_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_44698.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Sixtus_IV_(Francesco_della_Rovere%2C_1414-1484)%2C_Pope_1471_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_44698.jpg)
Sixtus IV (Francesco della Rovere, 1414-1484), Pope 1471 [obverse]
![Constancy with Turkish Captives [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6f/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Constancy_with_Turkish_Captives_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_44699.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Constancy_with_Turkish_Captives_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_44699.jpg)
Constancy with Turkish Captives [reverse]
![Alfonso II of Aragon, 1448-1495, Duke of Calabria 1458, afterwards King of Naples 1494 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/40/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso_II_of_Aragon%2C_1448-1495%2C_Duke_of_Calabria_1458%2C_afterwards_King_of_Naples_1494_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_45601.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso_II_of_Aragon%2C_1448-1495%2C_Duke_of_Calabria_1458%2C_afterwards_King_of_Naples_1494_(obverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_45601.jpg)
Alfonso II of Aragon, 1448-1495, Duke of Calabria 1458, afterwards King of Naples 1494 [obverse]
![Alfonso's Triumphal Entry into Naples [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/17/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso's_Triumphal_Entry_into_Naples_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_45602.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso's_Triumphal_Entry_into_Naples_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_45602.jpg)
Alfonso's Triumphal Entry into Naples [reverse]
![Alfonso's Triumphal Entry into Naples [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2e/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso's_Triumphal_Entry_into_Naples_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_70397.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Alfonso's_Triumphal_Entry_into_Naples_(reverse)%2C_1481%2C_NGA_70397.jpg)
Alfonso's Triumphal Entry into Naples [reverse]
![Callistus III (Alfonso de Borja, 1378-1458), Pope 1455 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f9/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Callistus_III_(Alfonso_de_Borja%2C_1378-1458)%2C_Pope_1455_(obverse)%2C_NGA_44696.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Callistus_III_(Alfonso_de_Borja%2C_1378-1458)%2C_Pope_1455_(obverse)%2C_NGA_44696.jpg)
Callistus III (Alfonso de Borja, 1378-1458), Pope 1455 [obverse]
![Borgia Arms with Tiara [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/95/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Borgia_Arms_with_Tiara_(reverse)%2C_NGA_44697.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Borgia_Arms_with_Tiara_(reverse)%2C_NGA_44697.jpg)
Borgia Arms with Tiara [reverse]
![Pius II (Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini, 1405-1464), Pope 1458 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/00/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Pius_II_(Aeneas_Silvius_Piccolomini%2C_1405-1464)%2C_Pope_1458_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45534.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Pius_II_(Aeneas_Silvius_Piccolomini%2C_1405-1464)%2C_Pope_1458_(obverse)%2C_NGA_45534.jpg)
Pius II (Aeneas Silvius Piccolomini, 1405-1464), Pope 1458 [obverse]
![Pelican in Her Piety [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2e/Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Pelican_in_Her_Piety_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45535.jpg/500px-Andrea_Guacialoti%2C_Pelican_in_Her_Piety_(reverse)%2C_NGA_45535.jpg)
Pelican in Her Piety [reverse]
El Ferrocarril o El Camino de Hierro.
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