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BERNARDO ROSSELLINO (1409-1464) , Florentine sculptor, was no less able than his younger brother Antonio. His finest piece of sculpture is the tomb, in the Florentine Santa Croce, of Leonardo Bruni of Arezzo, the historian of Florence, executed in 1443 some years after Bruni's death; the recumbent effigy is of great
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monument at Pistoia) he occupied the important post of capo-maestro to the Florentine duomo. A number of buildings at Pienza, executed for Pius II., are attributed to him; the Vatican registers mention the architect of these as M Bernardo di Fiorenza, but this indication is too slight to make it certain that the elder Rossellino is referred to (see Vasari
See Wilhelm Bode, Die Italienische Plastik (Berlin, 1902). End of Article: BERNARDO ROSSELLINO (1409-1464) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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