This painted and gilded relief of the Virgin and Child is based on a prototype design attributed to the Florentine sculptor, Antonio Rossellino, and was made sometime in the 1460s when the artist was training in his brother ...

This glazed terracotta altarpiece is attributed to Benedetto Buglioni and was made on a commission for Mona Francesca in 1520, as specified by the inscription on the predella of the sculpture. Buglioni was a Florentine ...

Luca della Robbia created this high-relief of the Madonna and Child in his pioneering technique of glazed terracotta in 1445. Scholars believe it was intended for the women's church in the Ospedale degli Innocenti, a ...