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 ...

These painted terracotta sculptures were created around 1500 by Marco della Robbia. Marco, also known as Fra Mattia, was a devout follower of the Dominican preacher, Girolamo Savonarola, who led violent religious uprisings ...