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99 works documented in the Bruno Balestrini archive.

Adam and Eve, Anonymous12th c.
Adam and Eve
Anonymous — Verona, San Zeno
Stone. Detail of the capital in the crypt, about 1140.
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The Adoration of the Magi, Anonymous13th c.
The Adoration of the Magi
Marble, detail of a fragment of the old Milan Cathedral.
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Ambo, Anonymous12th c.
Ambo
Anonymous — Bominaco, Santa Maria
Marble, detail.
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Eagle and Evangelist on the Pulpit, Anonymous11th c.
Eagle and Evangelist on the Pulpit
Copper.
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Archangel Gabriel, Anonymous13th c.
Archangel Gabriel
Marble, detail from relief on the portal.
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Architrave with the "Deesis" and Stories of the Baptist, Anonymous12th c.
Architrave with the "Deesis" and Stories of the Baptist
Anonymous — Pisa, Baptistery
Marble, frieze of the east door of the Baptistery, second half of the 12th century.
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Door Leaf, Anonymous12th c.
Door Leaf
Anonymous — Troia, Cathedral
Detail of a bronze door with damascening.
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Paschal Candlestick, Anonymous12th c.
Paschal Candlestick
Marble, detail.
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Capital with the "Stories" of St. Ursus, Anonymous12th c.
Capital with the "Stories" of St. Ursus
Marble, detail of a capital in the cloister of the church.
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Capital from San Giovanni in Borgo, Anonymous12th c.
Capital from San Giovanni in Borgo
Anonymous — Pavia, Musei civici
Stone.
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Capital from Santa Maria d'Aurona, Anonymous8th c.
Capital from Santa Maria d'Aurona
Marble.
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Figured Capital, Anonymous12th c.
Figured Capital
Anonymous — Cefalù, Cathedral
Stone detail.
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Interior Capital, Anonymous12th c.
Interior Capital
Anonymous — Pavia, Sankt Michael
Stone.
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Interior Capital, Anonymous12th c.
Interior Capital
Anonymous — Parma, Cathedral
Stone.
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Capital in the Crypt, Anonymous10th c.
Capital in the Crypt
Anonymous — Piacenza, San Savino
Stone.
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Capital – Colonnette with Capital, from Santa Maria d'Aurona, Anonymous8th c.
Capital – Colonnette with Capital, from Santa Maria d'Aurona
Marble.
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Throne of Bishop Elias, Anonymous12th c.
Throne of Bishop Elias
Anonymous — Bari, St. Nicholas
Marble, detail of the Cathedra.
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Figured Keystone, Anonymous13th c.
Figured Keystone
Stone.
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Gospel Book Cover, known as Aribert's, Anonymous11th c.
Gospel Book Cover, known as Aribert's
Silver, gilded and embossed. Detail.
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Iron Crown, Anonymous9th c.
Iron Crown
Iron Crown, made of gold, precious stones and enamels.
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Christ Walking on the Water, Anonymous12th c.
Christ Walking on the Water
Anonymous — Benevento, Cathedral
Bronze. Detail of a panel of the Cathedral Door, gravely damaged during the last war.
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Processional Cross Known as the Cross of Desiderius, Anonymous4th c.
Processional Cross Known as the Cross of Desiderius
Metal sculpture set with hard stones, cameos and glass.
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Crucifixion, AnonymousRomanesque
Crucifixion
Stucco, detail of the tympanum of the ciborium.
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Crucifix, Anonymous13th c.
Crucifix
Polychrome wood.
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Deposition, Anonymous13th c.
Deposition
Anonymous — Tivoli, Cathedral
Polychrome wood.
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Deposition, Anonymous13th c.
Deposition
Anonymous — Volterra, Cathedral
Polychrome wood.
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Diptych of St. Gregory, Anonymous9th c.
Diptych of St. Gregory
Avorio.
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Dormitio Virginis, Anonymous11th c.
Dormitio Virginis
Stucco, detail of the relief in the crypt.
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Dormitio Virginis, Anonymous13th c.
Dormitio Virginis
Marble with polychromy.
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Two Holy Apostles, Anonymous13th c.
Two Holy Apostles
Anonymous — Milan, Cathedral
Marble, mid-12th century.
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Two Saints from the Shrine of the High Altar, Anonymous13th c.
Two Saints from the Shrine of the High Altar
Anonymous — Parma, Cathedral
Marble.
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Ecclesia, Anonymous12th c.
Ecclesia
Anonymous — Ravello, Cathedral
Marble, detail on the main pulpit.
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Hunting Scene, Anonymous12th c.
Hunting Scene
Anonymous — Spoleto, San Pietro
Travertine, detail of the reliefs of the façade.
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Epitaph of St. Cumian, Anonymous8th c.
Epitaph of St. Cumian
Anonymous — Bobbio, San Colombano
Marble.
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Fidelity of Capua ("Capua Fidelis"), Anonymous13th c.
Fidelity of Capua ("Capua Fidelis")
Anonymous — Capua, Museo Campano
Marble, about 1239, allegorical head. Inspired by antique models, it reflects the climate of 'renaissance' fostered by Frederick II and his court.
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Fibula, Anonymous5th c.
Fibula
Anonymous — Pavia, Musei civici
Silver with niello, gilding and settings.
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Disc Fibula, Anonymous7th c.
Disc Fibula
Gold worked in filigree.
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Fragment of a Small Pillar, Anonymous8th c.
Fragment of a Small Pillar
Stone.
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Fragment of a Cavalcade of the Magi, Anonymous12th c.
Fragment of a Cavalcade of the Magi
Marble.
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The So-Called "Pier delle Vigne", Anonymous13th c.
The So-Called "Pier delle Vigne"
Anonymous — Capua, Museo Campano
Marble, about 1239, allegorical head. Inspired by antique models, it reflects the climate of 'renaissance' fostered by Frederick II and his court.
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Slab with Peacock, Anonymous4th c.
Slab with Peacock
Stone with marble veining, particolare.
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Legend of King Arthur, Anonymous12th c.
Legend of King Arthur
Anonymous — Modena, Cathedral
Stone detail.
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Legend of King Arthur, Anonymous12th c.
Legend of King Arthur
Anonymous — Modena, Cathedral
Stone. Detail of the Pescheria portal, on the north side of the cathedral, carved with scenes from the Breton cycle. This series of knights represents the episode of the assault on the castle of Mardoc.
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Lion of the Portal, Anonymous12th c.
Lion of the Portal
Stone.
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Lion on the Façade, Anonymous13th c.
Lion on the Façade
Anonymous — Pisa, Cathedral
Marble, detail.
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Lunette with St. Clement and Architrave with "Stories" of the Saint, Anonymous12th c.
Lunette with St. Clement and Architrave with "Stories" of the Saint
Marble.
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Lunette of the Main Portal, Anonymous12th c.
Lunette of the Main Portal
Anonymous — Nantole, Abbey Church
Marble.
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Lunette over the Side Portal, Anonymous12th c.
Lunette over the Side Portal
Anonymous — Troia, Cathedral
Marble.
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Madonna of Priest Martino, Anonymous12th c.
Madonna of Priest Martino
Polychrome wood.
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Madonna from Acuto, Anonymous13th c.
Madonna from Acuto
Anonymous — Rome, Palazzo Venezia
Polychrome wood with stones.
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The Marys at the Tomb, Anonymous12th c.
The Marys at the Tomb
Anonymous — Monreale, Cloister
Stone, detail of a figured capital.
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Martyrdom of St. Andrew, Anonymous13th c.
Martyrdom of St. Andrew
Stone. Detail of a lunette of the Abbey portal. -
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Month of February, Anonymous13th c.
Month of February
Anonymous — Venice, San Marco
Stone. Detail of one of the reliefs showing zodiac signs carved in the middle arch of the main Basilica portal. About 1240. -
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Month of June?, Anonymous13th c.
Month of June?
Marble, about 1230.
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Month of September, Anonymous12th c.
Month of September
Anonymous — Modena, Cathedral
Stone, relief carved in the early decades of the twelfth century.
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Months of November and December, Anonymous13th c.
Months of November and December
Marble, detail.
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Crafts, Anonymous13th c.
Crafts
Anonymous — Venice, San Marco
Stone, detail of the band belonging to the triple series of reliefs adorning the portal of the Basilica, about 1265.
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Metopes with Maidens, Anonymous11th c.
Metopes with Maidens
1099-1106.
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Altar Frontal, Anonymous9th c.
Altar Frontal
Gold sheet with stones and enamels, detail of the front face. The altar was conceived in the time of Charles the Bald, as an inscription shows. The gold covering of the altar was donated by Archbishop Angilbert II (824-859).
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Altar Frontal of Duke Ratchis, Anonymous8th c.
Altar Frontal of Duke Ratchis
Anonymous — Cividale, Cathedral
Marble, detail, 744-749.
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Altar Frontal of Sigvald, Anonymous8th c.
Altar Frontal of Sigvald
Anonymous — Cividale, Cathedral
Marble, detail.
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Pluteus with Griffins, Anonymous10th c.
Pluteus with Griffins
Stone detail.
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The Prophet Jeremiah, Anonymous11th c.
The Prophet Jeremiah
Anonymous — Cremona, Cathedral
Marble, about 1100.
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Pulpit, Anonymous12th c.
Pulpit
Marble, detail of the pulpit carved by an anonymous master about 1118.
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Pulpit, Anonymous12th c.
Pulpit
Serpentine marble.
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Pulpit, Anonymous13th c.
Pulpit
Anonymous — Gropina, Pieve
Stone.
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Reliefs Reused in the Façade, Anonymous9th c.
Reliefs Reused in the Façade
Stone.
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Zoomorphic Reliefs of the Portal, Anonymous12th c.
Zoomorphic Reliefs of the Portal
Anonymous — Como, San Fedele
Stone detail.
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Relief with Craftsmen, Anonymous12th c.
Relief with Craftsmen
Anonymous — Piacenza, Cathedral
Stone. Mid-XII century.
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Relief from San Siro di Cemmo, Anonymous10th c.
Relief from San Siro di Cemmo
Stone.
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Saint George and the Dragon, Anonymous9th c.
Saint George and the Dragon
Anonymous — Aversa, Cathedral
Marble, detail.
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Saint Martin and the Beggar, Anonymous13th c.
Saint Martin and the Beggar
Anonymous — Lucca, Cathedral
Marble. Height approx. cm 200. Work by an anonymous master who carved the “Stories of Saints Martin and Regulus” in the portico of the cathedral around 1233.
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Sarcophagus of St. Felix, Anonymous8th c.
Sarcophagus of St. Felix
Marble. Detail dated 723.
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Sarcophagus of Theodota, Anonymous8th c.
Sarcophagus of Theodota
Anonymous — Pavia, Musei civici
Marble, detail of the slab with hippocamps. Transennae of the Presbytery Enclosure of the Church of Santa Maria. Monastero di Teodora. It is dated to around 720.
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Sarcophagus of Theodota, Anonymous8th c.
Sarcophagus of Theodota
Anonymous — Pavia, Musei civici
Marble, detail of the slab with peacocks. Transennae from the chancel enclosure of the church of Santa Maria. Monastery of Theodota.
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Situla of Gotofredo, Anonymous9th c.
Situla of Gotofredo
Ivory. The holy-water bucket of Archbishop Gotofredo of Milan was made for the ceremonies in Sant'Ambrogio on the occasion of Otto II's passage through Milan in 980.
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Folding Seat, Anonymous8th c.
Folding Seat
Anonymous — Pavia, Musei civici
Damascened iron.
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Sphinx on the Pluteus, Anonymous12th c.
Sphinx on the Pluteus
Marble, detail about mid-XII century.
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Processions of Female Saints, Anonymous7th c.
Processions of Female Saints
Stucco, detail.
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Head of the So-Called Theodelinda, Anonymous8th c.
Head of the So-Called Theodelinda
Stone.
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Head of the So-Called Theodora, Anonymous6th c.
Head of the So-Called Theodora
Description: Late Roman sculpture, perhaps imported from the East.
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Head of Christ, Anonymous13th c.
Head of Christ
Fragment in polychrome wood.
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Traditio Legis, Anonymous12th c.
Traditio Legis
Stucco, tympanum of the ciborium.
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Transenna, Anonymous9th c.
Transenna
Anonymous — Rome, Santa Sabina
Marble, detail.
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Triumph of Agilulf, Anonymous7th c.
Triumph of Agilulf
Embossed copper.
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The Last Supper, Anonymous12th c.
The Last Supper
Anonymous — Volterra, Cathedral
Marble.
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Cangrande della Scala, Anonymous14th c.
Cangrande della Scala
Anonymous — Verona, Castelvecchio
Marble, detail.
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Drunkenness of Noah, Anonymous15th c.
Drunkenness of Noah
Marble, detail, height cm. 150, about 1419.
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The Visitation, Anonymous14th c.
The Visitation
Stone, height cm 50. Detail on the Cathedral façade carved by a master stonecutter working to Lorenzo Maitani's design between 1310 and 1330.
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Madonna dello schioppo, Anonymous14th c.
Madonna dello schioppo
Anonymous — Venice, San Marco
Marble, detail.
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Madonna of San Silvestro, Anonymous14th c.
Madonna of San Silvestro
Anonymous — L'Aquila, Museum
Polychrome wood, height cm 100.
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Funerary Monument of Benedict XI, Anonymous14th c.
Funerary Monument of Benedict XI
Marble, detail.
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A Prophet, Anonymous14th c.
A Prophet
Stone, height of portion shown cm 40. Detail.
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