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- Andrea Del Verrocchio
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Bertoldo di Giovanni’s ‘Hercules with the Apple of the Hesperides,’ created around 1470, exemplifies Renaissance sculpture's classical inspiration. This bronze statue portrays Hercules holding the apple of Hesperides, symbolizing strength and wisdom, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and reflecting Donatello’s mentorship.
Admire Antonio Rossellino’s stunning 1470 marble 'Birth of Jesus' relief sculpture. A masterpiece of Renaissance art, showcasing intricate detail & biblical narrative. Explore its beauty!
Francesco di Giorgio Martini Illustrations from the Trattato di architettura (15) Siena Italy 1439 1502 This artwork presents a detailed architectural sketch or illustration from the ‘Trattato di architettura’ (1470) by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. It appears to be a page from a manuscript, showing technical drawings of buildings and structures. The composition is dominated by precise line
1470 Illustration from the Trattato di architettura by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Detailed anatomical study in monochrome hatching. Renaissance art, medical illustration.
Explore Francesco di Giorgio Martini’s 1470 illustrations from Leonardo da Vinci’s notebook. Detailed mechanical designs in scientific illustration – a unique Renaissance study.