
1431โ1498 ยท Italian ยท 6 artworks
artist bio
Antonio del Pollaiolo was a key figure in the Early Renaissance, known for his pioneering work in anatomy and his dynamic, expressive figures. He significantly advanced the representation of human movement and musculature in art.
what you'll learn
Studying Pollaiolo's work allows students to understand the Early Renaissance focus on humanism and the burgeoning interest in scientific observation, particularly in anatomy. Students can learn about depicting movement and emotion through careful observation of the human form.
related: Andrea Mantegna, Sandro Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci

Ascension of Saint Mary Magdalene
1460

St. Michael and the Dragon
1470

Portrait of a Woman
1475

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SS. Vincent of Saragossa, James and Saint Eustace, Altarpiece of the Cardinal of Portugal
1468

Profile Portrait of a Young Lady
1465