Pollaiuolo brothers

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The Pollaiuolo brothers, Antonio and Piero, were influential 15th-century Florentine artists known for their dynamic treatment of the human figure and contributions to early Renaissance painting, sculpture, and engraving.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian artists
Renaissance artists
siblings
artisticFocus expressive musculature
representation of movement
study of human anatomy
countryOfCitizenship Republic of Florence
fieldOfWork altarpieces
bronze sculpture
engraving
goldsmithing
panel painting
floruit 15th century
genre mythological painting
religious art
historicalContext Quattrocento
surface form: Quattrocento Florence
influenced Italian Renaissance art
development of anatomical realism in art
influencedBy Donatello
Florentine humanism
knownFor dynamic treatment of the human figure
engraving
painting
sculpture
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
movement Renaissance
surface form: Early Renaissance
notableMembers Antonio del Pollaiuolo
Piero del Pollaiuolo
notableWork “Hercules and Antaeus”
surface form: Hercules and Antaeus

Hercules and the Hydra
The Cardinal of Portugal’s tomb sculptures
The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
partOf Renaissance Italy
surface form: Italian Renaissance
patron Medici family
placeOfOrigin Florence
region Tuscany
style emphasis on physical strain and action
linear energy and tension in figures
workLocation Florence

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Sandro Botticelli influencedBy Pollaiuolo brothers
Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi influencedBy Pollaiuolo brothers
subject surface form: Sandro Botticelli