Bartolomeo Colleoni Collection

View of Campo Santi Giovanni and Paolo in Venice, with the Monument to Bartolomeo Colleoni
3575767 View of Campo Santi Giovanni and Paolo in Venice, with the Monument to Bartolomeo Colleoni and the Scuola Grande di San Marco; postcard; (add.info.: Campo SS)

View of the church Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, 1749. Creator: Thomas Bowles
View of the church Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, 1749. A View of the Place [Piazza] & Church of St. John & St. Paul at Venice, & near them the Monastery of St

Bartolomeo Colleoni monument, Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Venice, Italy (photo)
6356767 Bartolomeo Colleoni monument, Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Venice, Italy (photo) by Verrocchio, Andrea del (1435-88); (add.info)

Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), cast by Alessandro Leopardi (1466-1512)
429176 Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), cast by Alessandro Leopardi (1466-1512), Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (photo) by Verrocchio

Monument of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), Campo San Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (photo)
3929946 Monument of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), Campo San Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (photo) by Verrocchio

Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), cast by Alessandro Leopardi (1466-1512)
429169 Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-88), cast by Alessandro Leopardi (1466-1512), Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (photo) by Verrocchio

The Equestrian Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni by Verrocchio on the Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo; Venice, Veneto, Italy

Bartolomeo Colleoni, 1400-1488, Commander-in-chief of the forces of the Republic on the mainland (engraving)
5995255 Bartolomeo Colleoni, 1400-1488, Commander-in-chief of the forces of the Republic on the mainland (engraving) by European School

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A view of the Place and Church of St. John & St. Paul at Venice and near them the Monastery of St. Mark and the Equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni

Venice Italy Italian Venetian 18th Century Church
A view of the Place and Church of St. John & St. Paul at Venice and near them the Monastery of St. Mark and the Equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni

Scuola Grande di San Marco and Colleoni-Monument, Venice, Italy
Scuola Grande di San Marco and Equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni in Venice, Italy. Wood engraving, published in 1884

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"Bartolomeo Colleoni: A Legendary Commander Immortalized in Venice's Heart" Standing proudly in the Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Venice, is the magnificent Bartolomeo Colleoni monument. This awe-inspiring statue, crafted by Andrea del Verrocchio and cast by Alessandro Leopardi, pays homage to one of history's most esteemed military leaders. Bartolomeo Colleoni, born in 1400 and passing away in 1488, was renowned as the Commander-in-chief of the forces of the Republic on mainland Italy. His strategic brilliance and unwavering determination earned him a place among legends. Today, his legacy lives on through this remarkable equestrian sculpture. Captured mid-gallop with sword raised high, Bartolomeo Colleoni exudes strength and authority. The attention to detail is astounding; every muscle seems alive under Verrocchio's skilled hands. As sunlight dances upon its bronze surface, it illuminates not only a work of art but also a symbol of power and resilience. Surrounded by the enchanting beauty of Venice's Campo San Giovanni e Paolo, this monument stands tall against time itself. Its presence serves as a reminder that greatness can transcend generations – inspiring all who gaze upon it to strive for their own triumphs. The significance cannot be overstated; he played an instrumental role in shaping Venetian history during the 15th century. This statue immortalizes his contributions while capturing his indomitable spirit for eternity. As visitors wander through this historic cityscape adorned with architectural marvels from centuries past they can drawn towards this iconic masterpiece – an emblematic representation of Venetian pride and valor. Intriguingly enough, there are multiple photographs showcasing different angles and perspectives of this grand tribute scattered throughout Venice's streetscape—a testament to its enduring allure for both locals and tourists alike.