Andrea Pisano

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Andrea Pisano was a 14th-century Italian sculptor and architect of the early Renaissance, renowned for his bronze doors of the Florence Baptistery and contributions to Florentine Gothic architecture.

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Andrea Pisano canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic artist
Italian sculptor
Renaissance artist
architect
human
activeInCentury 14th century
associatedWith Florence Baptistery
Florence Cathedral Campanile
linked to: Giotto's Campanile

Florentine Gothic architecture
countryOfCitizenship Italy
Republic of Florence
employer Florence Baptistery
Florence Cathedral
Opera del Duomo of Florence
fieldOfWork ecclesiastical architecture
monumental sculpture
genre architectural sculpture
religious sculpture
hasWorkType architectural reliefs
baptistery doors
relief panels
influenced Florentine Renaissance sculptors
Lorenzo Ghiberti
influencedBy Giotto di Bondone
linked to: Giotto
materialUsed bronze
marble
movement Gothic art
early Renaissance
linked to: Early Renaissance
nativeLanguage Italian
notableFor Florentine Gothic architectural decoration
innovative narrative reliefs
integration of sculpture with architecture
notableWork bronze doors of the Florence Baptistery
campanile reliefs for Florence Cathedral
relief panels depicting the Life of St. John the Baptist
relief panels depicting the Virtues on the Florence Baptistery doors
reliefs of the Arts and Sciences on the Campanile of Florence Cathedral
south doors of the Florence Baptistery
occupation architect
sculptor
positionHeld master of works of Florence Cathedral
style bronze relief
naturalistic relief sculpture
workLocation Florence
Naples
Orvieto

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Giotto's Campanile architect Andrea Pisano
Arte di Calimala commissionedFrom Andrea Pisano
South Doors creator Andrea Pisano