Showing 12 artworks with Luca Della Robbia and with artwork date before 1460 and with artwork date after 1450
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This stunning terracotta sculpture by Luca della Robbia portrays June, capturing the essence of agricultural labor with meticulous detail. Set against a serene blue backdrop, it exemplifies Della Robbia’s pioneering technique and artistic vision.
Luca della Robbia’s terracotta masterpiece captures the spirit of Florence's Renaissance era with a dynamic depiction of January’s labors—a man wielding a hammer symbolizes strength and construction amidst detailed figures, inviting you to explore this exquisite artwork.
Discover the iconic 'Madonna of the Apple' by Luca della Robbia – a stunning terracotta sculpture from 1455, showcasing Renaissance artistry and religious symbolism.
Luca della Robbia’s monumental terracotta sculpture, ‘Monument to Bishop Benozzo Federighi,’ exemplifies Florentine artistic innovation. Created in 1453, it depicts three angels bearing books, symbolizing faith and knowledge, alongside a reclining figure representing the deceased bishop.
Admire Luca della Robbia’s 1450 ‘Madonna & Child’ ceramic relief! Renaissance beauty, serene figures, & intricate details in this circular masterpiece. Explore its symbolism & artistic significance.
Admire Luca della Robbia's masterpiece – Madonna and Child (11), a stunning terracotta sculpture embodying Florentine Renaissance artistry. Explore its intricate details and timeless beauty.