Gregorio di Lorenzo (Master of the Marble Madonnas)

Master of the Marble Madonnas
Master of the Marble Madonnas (Probably Gregorio di Lorenzo)

Florentine, c. 1436 - c. 1504

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Italian sculptor (1436-1504)

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Gregorio di Lorenzo (Master of the Marble Madonnas), Pietro Talani, 1490s, marble, Widener Collection, 1942.9.105

Pietro Talani

Gregorio di Lorenzo (Master of the Marble Madonnas) · 1490s · marble ·  Accession ID  1942.9.105

The head and shoulders of a young, smiling boy are carved from cream-white marble in this free-standing sculpture. In this photograph, his shoulders face us, and he looks slightly down and to our left. He has short, wavy hair that curls onto his forehead, and his skin is smooth. He has a short, straight nose, and his closed lips are turned up in a smile. He has rounded cheeks, and his chin has a shallow dimple. He wears a textured garment resembling fur and a swath of fabric falls over his right shoulder, on our left. The background behind him lightens from dark gray along the top to smoke gray along the bottom edge of the photograph.
Gregorio di Lorenzo (Master of the Marble Madonnas), The Young Saint John the Baptist, c. 1470/1500, marble, Widener Collection, 1942.9.134

The Young Saint John the Baptist

Gregorio di Lorenzo (Master of the Marble Madonnas) · c. 1470/1500 · marble ·  Accession ID  1942.9.134

Florentine 19th Century, Madonna and Child, c. 1860/1900, marble, Samuel H. Kress Collection, 1960.5.9

Madonna and Child

Florentine 19th Century · c. 1860/1900 · marble ·  Accession ID  1960.5.9