Bertoldo di Giovanni

1435–1491 · Italy

Bertoldo di Giovanni (after 1420, in Poggio a Caiano – 28 December 1491, in Florence) was an Italian Renaissance sculptor and medallist. Wikipedia

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Works

“Orpheus or Apollo”, 1470s — Bargello National Museum
“The Lamentation of Christ” — Louvre
“Mehmed II, 1430-1481, Sultan of the Turks 1451 [obverse]”, 1480 — National Gallery of Art
“Triumphal Car with Greece, Trebizond, and Asia [reverse]”, 1480 — National Gallery of Art
“Frederick III, 1415-1493, Holy Roman Emperor 1452 [obverse]”, 1468 — National Gallery of Art
“Emperor, Pope, and Cardinals on Ponte Sant' Angelo [reverse]”, 1468 — National Gallery of Art
“Antonio Gratiadei, died 1491, Imperial Envoy [obverse]”, 1480 — National Gallery of Art
“Triumphal Car with Mercury and the Muses [reverse]”, 1480 — National Gallery of Art
“Filippo de' Medici, Archbishop of Pisa, 1462-1474 [obverse]” — National Gallery of Art
“Francesco Diedo [obverse]”, 1475 — National Gallery of Art
“Hercules Pursuing Nessus and Deianara [reverse]”, 1475 — National Gallery of Art
“The Last Judgment [reverse]” — National Gallery of Art
“The Murder of Giuliano I de' Medici (The Pazzi Conspiracy Medal) [reverse]”, 1478 — National Gallery of Art
“Lorenzo de' Medici, il Magnifico, 1449-1492 [obverse]” — National Gallery of Art
“Figure in Antique Armor [reverse]” — National Gallery of Art
“Lorenzo de' Medici, il Magnifico, 1449-1492 (The Pazzi Conspiracy Medal) [obverse]”, 1478 — National Gallery of Art
“The Murder of Giuliano I de' Medici (The Pazzi Consiracy Medal) [reverse]”, 1478 — National Gallery of Art