Siena
25 works documented in the Bruno Balestrini archive.
Habakkuk
Marble, detail of one of the statues of the prophets made from 1284 onwards for the Cathedral façade.
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Wisdom
Marble, height cm 135. Fragment of the decorated enclosure of the Fonte Gaia in Piazza del Campo, Siena, depicting the Madonna, the Virtues and biblical scenes, 1409-1419.
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The Sibyl
Marble, detail of one of the statues made from 1284 onwards for the Cathedral façade.
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Mary of Moses
Marble, detail of one of the statues made for the Cathedral façade, on which Giovanni worked from 1284, completing only the lower part of the façade.
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Funerary Monument of Cardinal Petroni
Marble, height of the portion cm 130, 1318, created in the Siena Cathedral where he was master builder with his father until 1320.
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Plato
Marble, detail of a statue of the Wise Men made from 1284 onwards for the Cathedral façade.
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Pulpit
Marble, detail, height cm 132. The Siena pulpit was executed by Nicola between 1265 and 1268 with a group of assistants, including his son Giovanni, Arnolfo di Cambio and others, explicitly named in the contracts.
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Rhea Silvia
Marble, height cm 165. Fragment of the decorated enclosure of the Fonte Gaia in Piazza del Campo, Siena, a work executed between 1409 and 1419 with many interruptions that often caused violent disputes between the artist and the patron.
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Saint Crescentius
Polychrome wood, height cm 36. A work dating from after 1402, the year in which Valdambrino took part in the competition for the second door of the Florence Baptistery, won by Ghiberti.
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Simeon
Marble, detail of one of the statues representing the Wise Men, the Prophets, the Apostles and the Sibyls that Giovanni made for the Cathedral façade, of whose works he became master builder in 1284.
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The Feast of Herod
Description: Gilded bronze, height cm 60. The panel was executed for the baptismal font of the Baptistery of Siena between 1423 and 1427.
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