Italian, 13th – 14th century, male.
Sculptor.
Agnolo di Ventura was a pupil of the Pisani School. He collaborated with Guido di Pace on the construction of the Grosseto palace, and on a number of works with Agostino di Giovanni. After 1349 his name no longer appears....
Italian, 13th century, male.
Active in Naples.
Sculptor (stone/wood).
This artist is mentioned in about 1230.
Italian, 13th – 14th century, male.
Born in Siena; died 1350.
Sculptor. Religious subjects. Statues, monuments.
Sienese School.
Agostino di Giovanni was a product of the Pisani School. He married in 1310 and had two sons, Giovanni and Domenico, who were chosen as 'capomaestri' for the construction of Siena Cathedral. He often worked with the former....
French, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
This artist is mentioned in a document of 1292 as being in Paris.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptors. Funerary monuments.
Originally from Lombardy, these two artists worked in Hungary in the 13th century. They are mentioned in chronicles of 1272, when they were appointed to make the tomb of St Margaret, daughter of King Bela II of Hungary, on the island of Margarete located between Pest and Ofen. Of this monument, which must have been an imposing work of art, only a few red and white marble low reliefs remain....
German, 13th – 14th century, male.
Sculptor (stone).
According to documents dating from the period, Schallo Albert appears to have been an important and successful figure in Cologne from 1285 to 1336.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Active in Bolognac.1285.
Sculptor.
Referred to by Zani.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Active in Modena.
Sculptor. Religious subjects.
The son of Anselme and the nephew of Arrigo, Alberto da Campione was employed as an architect in the building of Modena Cathedral until after 1244.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
This artist's name is given in a 13th-century document of the Sienese guild of 'master sculptors'. It stands next to that of Albertus di Panacole, with whom he should not be confused.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
This artist's name is given in a 13th-century statute of the Sienese guild of 'master sculptors'.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
In 1293, under the direction of Ramo di Paganello of Siena, this artist worked with Paolo della Badia and other masters on the sculptures decorating the façade of Orvieto Cathedral.
German, 13th century, male.
Born in Lübeck.
Painter, sculptor.
This artist is mentioned in a book from Lübeck on 25 March 1280.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
This artist's name is inscribed on the north portal of the church of S Giovanni, Venere (Abruzzi).
English sculptor. His first recorded works are in connection with the funerary monuments for Queen Eleanor of Castile (d 1290), the first wife of King Edward I. Alexander of Abingdon supplied wax models for three small images cast by William of Suffolk for the heart tomb in the Dominican church of the Blackfriars, London, as well as a painted cloth and ironwork to stand round the tomb (all destr.). From ...
British, 13th century, male.
Activec.1290.
Sculptor.
This artist worked on the monument erected in memory of the queen of England (1290) in the chapel of the monastery of Lincoln, and collaborated in decorating the Dominican church in London. He sculpted some fine crosses, three of which are preserved, the most notable being those of Waltham and Northampton....
German, 13th century, male.
Active in Lübeck.
Painter, sculptor.
Some biographers believe that this artist should not be confused with the Alexander mentioned in Lübeck on 25 March 1280.
Italian, 13th century, male.
Sculptor.
In 1203 this artist worked on a chapel in Abruzzo now no longer standing.
Italian, 13th – 14th century, male.
Active in Sienac.1300.
Architect, sculptor.
Andrea di Ventura is referred to in a document as having contributed to the construction of the choir of Siena Cathedral towards the end of the 13th century.
