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Modena

12 works documented in the Bruno Balestrini archive.

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(?) The Washing of the Feet, Anselmo da Campione12th c.
(?) The Washing of the Feet
Anselmo da Campione — Modena, Cathedral
Marble, detail of the rood screen. Anselmo headed the Campionese masters at Modena Cathedral from 1160 to 1175. (attributed)
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The Creation of Eve, Wiligelmo12th c.
The Creation of Eve
Wiligelmo — Modena, Cathedral
Marble.
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The Labour of Our First Parents, Wiligelmo12th c.
The Labour of Our First Parents
Wiligelmo — Modena, Cathedral
Marble.
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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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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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Metopes with Maidens, Anonymous11th c.
Metopes with Maidens
Anonymous — Modena, Museo del Duomo
1099-1106.
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Death of Cain, Wiligelmo12th c.
Death of Cain
Wiligelmo — Modena, Cathedral
Marble, detail of the façade slabs carved by Wiligelmo in the early 12th century, with reliefs from the Book of Genesis.
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Stories of St. Geminianus, Wiligelmo12th c.
Stories of St. Geminianus
Wiligelmo — Modena, Cathedral
Marble, detail portraying the patron saint of the church. (attributed)
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Telamon, Wiligelmo12th c.
Telamon
Wiligelmo — Modena, Cathedral
Marble.
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Pietà, Mazzoni Guido15th c.
Pietà
Mazzoni Guido — Modena, Oratorio di San Giovanni
Description: Terracotta, detail, height cm 160, about 1480-1485.
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Francesco I d'Este, Bernini Gian Lorenzo17th c.
Francesco I d'Este
Bernini Gian Lorenzo — Modena, Galleria Estense
Marble, height cm 100.
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