Tino di Camaino

Marble, detail of the figure of Henry VII, which perhaps formed part of the sculptural group of the mausoleum erected for the emperor in Pisa Cathedral between 1312 and 1315.

Marble, height cm 136, about 1321.

Marble, detail, about 1321.

Marble, height cm 78. This Madonna belongs to the sculptor's maturity (about 1320) and is almost certainly to be identified with the one that crowned the monument of Bishop Orso, a signed work, today partially reassembled.

Marble, detail.

Marble, height of the portion cm 130, 1318, created in the Siena Cathedral where he was master builder with his father until 1320.

Marble, height cm 132, after 1320. Detail of funeral monument which Tino created in the Florentine Cathedral after 1320.

Description: Marble. Detail of the column-bearing lion at the base of the Angevin mausoleum.

Marble, detail, height of the figure cm 60. In 1323/24 Tino was called to Naples by the Angevin court as official architect and sculptor. There he made a series of funerary monuments for princes and feudal lords.

Marble with mosaic inlays, detail of the funerary monument commissioned from the artist in 1325 by the Neapolitan court for Maria, mother of Robert of Anjou.

Marble with mosaic inlays, detail, height cm 60, 1325.