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Nanni d'Antonio Banco Sculpture Reproductions
A Florentine sculptor during the fifteenth century, Banco’s first important work was a life sized marble statue of the prophet Isaiah for the Cathedral of Florence. Nanni di Banco was trained by his father Antonio di Banco. His masterpiece is the “Quattro Coronati” for the guilds of the Or San Michele in Florence. Banco exemplifies the stylistic transition from Gothic to Renaissance that was occurring in Italy in the Early 15th century.
