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A gaddi was the cushioned throne used by Indian rulers.
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Agnolo Gaddi was a Florentine artist. He was born in 1324 and died in 1390. The son of Taddeo Gaddi, his style was compounded from his father and Giotto, and he has been called
the founder of the Venetian school.
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Gaddo Gaddi was a Florentine worker in mosaic and the founder of the modern mosaic art. He was born in 1249 and died in 1312.
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Taddeo Gaddi was a Florentine an artist. He was born in 1300 and died in 1360. The son of Gaddo Gaddi, his works are among the best examples of 14th-century art, his decorations of the Church of Santa Maria Novella at Florence being specially noteworthy.
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Gaddi (Bharmauri Bhadi, Pahari Bharmauri, Panchi Brahmauri Rajput, Gaddyali, Gadiali, Gadi) is a language spoken by the nomadic, mountain-dwelling, Gaddi tribe in India.
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