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ROSSELLINO, Antonio

(b. 1427, Settignano, d. 1479, Firenze)

Tomb of the Cardinal of Portugal 1461-66 White and coloured marble with traces of polychromy and gold, height: 400 cm San Miniato al Monte, Florence

This tomb is the first recorded commission of Antonio Rossellini. It is part of the jewel-like mortuary chapel of Jaime of Portugal (a prince of the royal house) who died in Florence aged twenty-five in 1459. The three-walled chapel is a rare example of the harmonious effect which could be achieved when all three arts were brought together in a completed collaborative effort. Manetti designed it and other aspects were undertaken by the Rossellini family, Piero and Antonio Pollaiolo, Alesso Baldovinetti and Luca della Robbia.

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Author: ROSSELLINO, Antonio Title: Tomb of the Cardinal of Portugal Time-line: 1451-1500 School: Italian Form: sculpture

Type: religious

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