The Academy of Baccio Bandinelli
Around 1540, the Florentine sculptor Bandinelli established a small drawing academy in his home, where young artists were taught disegno (the concept of drawn design). In addition to human skeletons, models made of plaster, wax, or terracotta played a major role in drawing instruction. A small torso strongly resembling the modello by Van der Schardt on view here can be seen on the right of the mantelpiece.
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The Academy of Baccio Bandinelli
Around 1540, the Florentine sculptor Bandinelli established a small drawing academy in his home, where young artists were taught disegno (the concept of drawn design). In addition to human skeletons, models made of plaster, wax, or terracotta played a major role in drawing instruction. A small torso strongly resembling the modello by Van der Schardt on view here can be seen on the right of the mantelpiece.
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Around 1540, the Florentine sc ...... the right of the mantelpiece.
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De Florentijnse beeldhouwer Ba ...... e modello van Van der Schardt.
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RP-P-OB-38.316
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Rijksmuseum
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De Academie van Baccio Bandinelli
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The Academy of Baccio Bandinelli
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1533 - 1567
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1533 - 1567
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blad breedte 476 mm
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blad hoogte 307 mm
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height 307 mm
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width 476 mm
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Collectie: prenten
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Collection: prints
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Bartsch 49 1(2)
Collectie Rijksmuseum 1(2), Twee staten bekend in collectie Rijksmuseum.
The Illustrated Bartsch 49 1(2)
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derde kwart 16e eeuw
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second quarter 16th century
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third quarter 16th century
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tweede kwart 16e eeuw
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