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'Lady with a Bunch of Flowers' is a marble portrait bust created by the Italian Renaissance sculptor Andrea del Verrocchio around 1475 to 1480. The sculpture depicts a Florentine noblewoman holding a small bouquet of flowers against her chest, a rare inclusion of hands in portraiture of that period....
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Verrocchio's Lady with Flowers is a Renaissance landmark, praised for hands, intimacy and naturalism, with very high museum reputation.
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This polychrome terracotta bust of Lorenzo de' Medici, commonly known as "the Magnificent," was created by the Florentine sculptor Andrea del Verrocchio around 1478. It captures the distinct physiognomy of the de facto ruler of Florence, portraying him with an introspective expression and dressed in...
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Important Medici portrait attribution with strong historical interest, but terracotta survival and attribution questions temper consensus.
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