Pere Moragues
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Pere Moragues (c. 1330-1388) was a Catalan sculptor and goldsmith[1] active in the second half of the 14th century.[2] He was active in Barcelona, and "made the statues for the royal mausoleums at Poblet, and had executed other commissions for the Aragonese crown."[3]
One of his most famous works is silver tabernacle at the Colegiata de los Corporales de Daroca executed in Zaragoza in 1386.[4]
