Antonio del Pollaiuolo

(1433–1498) florentinsk målare, skulptör, gravör och guldsmed

Antonio del Pollaiuolo (1433–1498) is listed in the catalogue as a painter, a sculptor, a printmaker, and a draughtsman. By year of birth, Antonio del Pollaiuolo belongs to the chapter ‘The Renaissance’ in this site’s history of art.

Antonio del Pollaiuolo was born in Florence and died in Rome. The teachers included Andrea del Castagno and Bartolo di Michele. Antonio del Pollaiuolo worked in Rome, Florence, Padua, and Florence.

The best-known works include ‘Apollo and Daphne’, ‘Elevation of the Magdalen’, ‘Capitoline Wolf’, and ‘Battle of the Nudes’. The catalogue has 12 works by Antonio del Pollaiuolo with free images. The dated works span the years 1460–1500. Works by Antonio del Pollaiuolo are held by several collections, among them Uffizierna, National Gallery, Museo Pala del Pollaiolo, and Yale University Art Gallery. Wikidata links one work to a movement covered in the chapter ‘The Renaissance’.

Contemporary artists in the same chapter include Andrea Mantegna, Giuliano da Maiano, Nicolò Alunno, Marco Zoppo, and Michael Wolgemut.

• The Renaissance
• Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
• Hercules and the Hydra
• Heracles and Antaeus
• Porträtt af ett ungt fruntimmer
• Cardinal of Portugal's Altarpiece
• Elevation of the Magdalen
• Hercules and Deianira