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Pietro Torrigiano (24
November 1472 – July/August 1528) was an
Italian Renaissance sculptor from Florence, who had to flee the city
after breaking Michelangelo's...
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portrait may have
painted by
Meynnart Wewyck.
Pietro Torrigiano made
bronze effigies of
Elizabeth and
Henry VII for
their monument at...
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sculptor Bertoldo di Giovanni. When he was 17,
another pupil,
Pietro Torrigiano,
struck him on the nose,
causing the
disfigurement that is con****uous...
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Posthumous portrait bust of
Henry VII of
England by
Pietro Torrigiano,
supposedly made
using his
death mask...
- Tomb
effigies of
Henry VII and
Elizabeth of York, by
Pietro Torrigiano,
Westminster Abbey...
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Annunciation in the
church of the
Servants of Lucca. The
Italian artist Pietro Torrigiano made in
Spain several sculptures in
polychrome clay, some of them are...
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maiolica and
other tin-glazed pottery.
Other sculptors included Pietro Torrigiano (1472–1528), who
produced statues, and in
England busts of the
Tudor royal...
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Flaminio Torrigiani or
Torrigiano (1729–November, 1792) was an
Italian physician and anatomist.
Rasori was born in Corniglio. He
began studying medicine...
- Di San
Marco Mariotto Albertinelli Raffaellino del
Garbo Pietro Torrigiano (
Torrigiano)
Giuliano da
Sangallo Antonio da
Sangallo Raphael Guillaume de Marcillat...
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Henry VII's tomb were
crafted by the same
Italian artist,
Pietro Torrigiano. The
Henry VII tomb was
created first,
beginning in 1512. The tomb was...
