Verrocchio Collection
Verrocchio, Andrea del (1437-1488), was a renowned Italian artist and sculptor during the Renaissance period
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Verrocchio, Andrea del (1437-1488), was a renowned Italian artist and sculptor during the Renaissance period. His works encompassed various subjects, showcasing his exceptional talent and versatility. One of Verrocchio's notable sculptures is "Tobias and the Angel" created around 1470-1475. This masterpiece depicts a biblical scene with intricate details that highlight Verrocchio's skill in capturing human emotions. Another remarkable sculpture by Verrocchio is "The Colleoni Statue" located in Venice. This equestrian statue portrays Bartolomeo Colleoni, a famous condottiero, or military leader. The statue showcases Verrocchio's ability to create lifelike figures with dynamic poses. In addition to sculptures, it also excelled in painting. One of his renowned paintings is "David Victorious over Goliath, " painted around 1470. This artwork displays Verrocchio's mastery of composition and use of light and shadow to convey drama. Verrocchio's religious-themed artworks are equally captivating. "Madonna and Child with a Pomegranate, " an oil painting on poplar panel from 1475-80, exemplifies his attention to detail and delicate brushwork. Apart from these well-known pieces, there are other glimpses into Verrocchio's creative process through sketches such as the "Study of the Colleoni Monument" captured in pencil or black-and-white photographs like the Tomb of Cardinal Forteguerri del Verrocchio at Pistoia Cathedral. It also contributed to monumental projects like "The Tombs of the Medici. " The Tomb of Pietro and Giovanni de Medici stands as a testament to his craftsmanship alongside other talented artists who worked on this grand undertaking. Although some works have been attributed to his workshop rather than solely himself, they still bear witness to his influence and artistic vision.