It’s a large, wall rondel by Andrea della Robbia featuring a virtuous "Prudence" encircled by a leafy garland. The Met’s Carolyn Riccardelli explains. “In the process of dismantling it ...

Not far from the entrance to the National Gallery of Art’s exhibition of sculpture by the Della Robbia workshop and its competitors is a bust of Lorenzo de Medici, a powerful 15th-century arts ...

The process evolved through three generations of the della Robbia family, with Luca’s nephew Andrea and Andrea’s son Giovanni, who all continued to innovate with plaster molds and increased ...

More recently, during the evening or early morning of June 30-July 1, 2008, the Met’s most important terracotta relief by Andrea della Robbia (Florentine, 1435-1525), a large and beautiful ...

In the 15th century, sculptor Luca della Robbia invented the glazing technique, passing it along to his nephew Andrea, and other family members whose work is showcased in the exhibit.

Andrea della Robbia’s “Bust of a Boy” is one of the first sculptures you see in “Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence,” a wonderful new show at the Museum of Fine ...

Dr. Bode’s interests, however, have centred chiefly on Luca della Robbia. The works of Andrea and of Giovanni did not appeal to him so strongly. Marcel Reymond’s charming little volume did ...

Some 35 years later, her gift vanished. Andrea della Robbia, a Florentine sculptor and ceramicist, created the design for "The Adoration" in the 15th century. It features Mary looking down at the ...

7, No. 4, Dec., 1891 Andrea Della Robbia's Assumption of the ... Andrea Della Robbia's Assumption of the Virgin in the Metropolitan Museum This is the metadata section. Skip to content viewer section.

Artists' secrets uncovered in recent conservation projects were unveiled in Masterpieces Under the Microscope: Andrea della Robbia and James Brade Sword, an exhibition on view at The Hyde Collection.