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Pietro Torrigiano — portrait

Italian · 1472–1528

Pietro Torrigiano

Pietro Torrigiano was an Italian Renaissance sculptor from Florence, who had to flee the city after breaking Michelangelo's nose.

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Portrait Bust of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, Pietro Torrigiano, 1510–15

Portrait Bust of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester

1510–15 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

King Henry VII, Pietro Torrigiano, 1509-1511

King Henry VII

1509-1511 · Victoria and Albert Museum

Portrait of a Woman, possibly Mary Rose Tudor, Pietro Torrigiano, c. 1510

Portrait of a Woman, possibly Mary Rose Tudor

c. 1510 · Harvard Art Museums

Portrait of a Man, Pietro Torrigiano, c. 1510

Portrait of a Man

c. 1510 · Harvard Art Museums

Bust, Pietro Torrigiano, early 16th century

Bust

early 16th century · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

Maria als Mater Dolorosa (Moeder van Smarten), Pietro Torrigiani, c. 1507 - c. 1510

Maria als Mater Dolorosa (Moeder van Smarten)

c. 1507 - c. 1510 · Rijksmuseum

Henry VII, Pietro Torrigiano, ca. 1850

Henry VII

ca. 1850 · Victoria and Albert Museum