Pillowearly Renaissance Collection

Tombstone of Lorenzo Trenta's wife, in the Trenta Chapel of the Church of Saint Frediano in Lucca. Lucca Church of Saint Frediano, Trenta Chapel Low Relief, Basrelief, Slab, Plate

The Tomb of Ilaria del Carretto, work by Jacopo della Quercia, in St. Martin's Cathedral, in Lucca. Lucca St. Martin's Cathedral Funerary Monument Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Pietro di Maestro's gravestone, sculpted by Antonio di Santo Pietro and located in the Camposanto (Cemetery) of Pisa, in Tuscany Pisa Camposanto Low Relief, Basrelief Early Renaissance

Tombstone of Lorenzo Trenta in the Trenta Chapel of the Church of Saint Frediano in Lucca. Lucca Church of Saint Frediano, Trenta Chapel Low Relief, Basrelief, Slab, Plate, Sheet Early Renaissance

Monument to Alessandro Spagnolo, by Isaia da Pisa, in the Collegio dei Piceni, Rome, Lazio Rome Collegio dei Piceni Funerary Monument Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Madonna with Child. Sculpted work by Mino da Fiesole, located in the Church of Santa Brigida, Rome, Lazio Rome Church of Santa Brigida Low Relief, Basrelief Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Funerary monument of Cardinal Niccol Forteguerri: detail of the Cardinal's figure. Made by Mino da Fiesole and preserved in the Basilica of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere

Detail of the funerary monument of the Antipope John XXIII, or Bishop Baldassarre Cossa. Donatello and Michelozzo were commissioned to do the work which is in the Baptistry of Florence Florence

Tomb of Ilaria del Carretto, remarkable work attributed to Jacopo della Quercia. Cathedral of San Martino, Lucca. Lucca Cathedral of S.Martino Funerary Monument Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Monument to Maddalena Orsini, marble, Isaia da Pisa (around 1447-1464) or Giovanni Dalmata (1440-1515) (attr.), Refectory of the Church of San Salvatore in Lauro (Collegio dei Piceni)

Sculptural monument to Raimondo Orsini, in the presbytery of the church of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, in Galatina, Apulia Galatina Church of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria

The tomb plates of Antonio (on left) and Amedeo (on right) da Romagnano. The first was realized, together with the Eternal blessing, by an unknown artist

Monument to General Erasmo Gattamelata, by Master Gregorio di Allegretto, in the Gattamelata Chapel of the Basilica of Sant'Antonio, Padua Padua Basilica of Sant'Antonio

Tomb stone representing the wife of Lorenzo Trenta in the Chapel of Trenta inside the Church of S. Frediano, Lucca. Lucca Church of S

Tombstone of bishop Giovanni Pecci, by Donatello and positioned in St Ansano Chapel in Siena Cathedral Siena Cathedral, St Ansano Chapel Slab, Plate, Sheet Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Tomb of the Antipope John XXIII, by Donatello and Michelozzo, in the Baptistry of Florence Florence Baptistry High Relief, Funerary Monument Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Tomb slab of Tommaso Pecci; work preserved in Museum of Metropolitan Art in Siena Siena Museum of Sacred Art Slab, Plate, Sheet, Tomb Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Detail of the head of bishop Giovanni Pecci, tombstone by Donatello and positioned in St Ansano's chapel in Siena Cathedral Siena Cathedral, St Ansano Chapel Slab, Plate, Sheet Early Renaissance

Tomb of Philippe Pot, seneschal of Bourgogne; work by Antoine Le Moiturier, preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris France Paris, Louvre Museum Monumental Tomb Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Central detail of the funerary monument of the Doge Andrea Vendramin, by Pietro and Tullio Lombardo, in the Church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice Venice Church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo Funerary

Tomb stone of Francesco Sansoni Brixio, in the Basilica of Santa Croce, Florence Florence Basilica of Santa Croce Slab, Plate, Sheet, Tomb Early Renaissance, Renaissance

Lying statue of Bartolomeo Aragazzi. The work constitutes part of the Aragazzi monument, carried out by Michelozzo, fragments of which are still preserved in Montepulciano Cathedral Montepulciano

Funerary monument of Ilaria del Carretto, marble, Jacopo della Quercia (1374-1438), Cathedral of San Martino, Lucca Lucca Cathedral of S

Madonna and Child, marble, Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-1488), Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence Florence Museo Nazionale del Bargello High Relief Early Renaissance, Renaissance

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"Pillowearly Renaissance: A Journey through Sculptural Masterpieces" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the exquisite artistry of the Pillowearly Renaissance. From tombstones to funerary monuments, these captivating sculptures offer a glimpse into the rich history of Italy's artistic heritage. In the Trenta Chapel of the Church of Saint Frediano in Lucca, lies the Tombstone of Lorenzo Trenta's wife. Delicately carved with intricate details, it stands as a testament to love and devotion that transcends time. Another gem from Lucca is The Tomb of Ilaria del Carretto, created by Jacopo della Quercia. Located in St. Martin's Cathedral, this masterpiece captures both beauty and sorrow, showcasing Quercia's mastery over sculpting emotions. Venturing further into Tuscany, we encounter Pietro di Maestro's gravestone at Pisa's Camposanto Cemetery. Crafted by Antonio di Santo Pietro, it epitomizes elegance and reverence for departed souls. The Trenta Chapel also houses another remarkable piece - the Tombstone of Lorenzo Trenta himself. Its grandeur reflects his status while honoring his memory within the hallowed walls. Moving on to Rome, we discover Isaia da Pisa's Monument to Alessandro Spagnolo in Collegio dei Piceni. This sculpture exudes grace and sophistication as it pays homage to an esteemed figure from history. Mino da Fiesole graces us with his talent through Madonna with Child at Santa Brigida Church in Rome. This divine creation showcases Mino's ability to breathe life into stone as he depicts maternal tenderness with incredible precision. At Basilica of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere rests Cardinal Niccol Forteguerri’s Funerary monument – a work by Mino da Fiesole that captivates viewers with its intricacy and attention to detail.