Showing 3 artworks with Benvenuto Cellini and with 1540 and with Renaissance Mannerism
-
Benvenuto Cellini
-
1540
-
Renaissance Mannerism
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
- Gray
- Rosy Brown
- White
Not available for this selection
- Renaissance Sculpture
- Benvenuto Cellini Artist
- Italian Renaissance
- Bronze Statue
- Perseus Myth
- Marble Sculpture
- Marble Statue
- Florence Art History
- Benvenuto Cellini
- Narcissus Reflection
- Olympian Mythology
- Mannerism Art Style
- Dynamic Pose Sculpture
- Greek Marble Narcissus
- Cellini Salt Cellar
- Mannerism Art
- Greek Mythology
- Cellini Artwork
- Apollo Hyacinth Statue
- Classical Art Influence
- Zeus Transformation
- Medusa Head
- Cellini Ganymede
- Florence Sculpture
- Sculptor Cellini
- Mythological Figure
- Victory Triumph
- Italian Renaissance Art
- Mythological Art
- Renaissance Painter Sculptor
- Florence Artist
- Bargello Museum
- Mannerist Sculpture
- Narcissus Myth
- Ganymede Statue
- Renaissance Goldsmith
- Classical Art
- Cellini Narcissus
- Sculptor Francis I
Explore the iconic bronze statue of Perseus holding Medusa’s head, crafted by Benvenuto Cellini for King Francis I. Witness Renaissance brilliance and Mannerist style in this monumental artwork.
This sculpture exemplifies Cellini's mastery of sculpting techniques and reflects the artistic sensibilities prevalent during the Mannerist period. It’s a testament to his skill in portraying human form with dramatic flair.
Benvenuto Cellini’s Narcissus (circa 1540) is a captivating marble statue embodying Mannerist artistry. Inspired by Cosimo I's acquisition of Greek marble and Cellini's ambition to rival Bandinelli, this sculpture portrays Narcissus gazing at his reflection—a poignant symbol of vanity and contemplation—within the Bargello Museum.