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Antonio del Pollaiuolo

c.1431-1498 Italy/Early Renaissance

 

Brief Biography-Antonio del Pollaiuolo was the older brother of Piero Pollaiuolo. They worked together in Florence. Both were painters, goldsmiths, and sculptors; however, Antonio was more successful as a sculptor. In addition, he dissected bodies to study anatomy, although it was a subject of interest to both. Donatello and Andrea del Castagno influenced their work, and Piero studied under Castagno. In Rome, Antonio made the tombs of Pope Sixtus the Fourth and Pope Innocent the Eighth. Sandro Botticelli was one of his most noted students. He died in Rome in 1498.

 

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a lady

a lady


apollo and daphne

apollo and daphne

assumption of santa
maria maddalena

assumption of santa maria maddalena


david victorious

david victorious


hercules and antaeus

hercules and antaeus

hercules and the
hydra

hercules and the hydra

martyrdom of saint
sebastian

martyrdom of saint sebastian


portrait of a lady

portrait of a lady


saint jerome

saint jerome


tobias and the angel

tobias and the angel