Benedetto Briosco
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Benedetto Briosco (c. 1460-1514) was a Milanese sculptor who worked on the sculptural decoration of the Certosa di Pavia, one of the most elaborate Renaissance church facades in Italy. He contributed relief panels, portrait medallions, and decorative elements to this Lombard masterwork.
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About Benedetto Briosco
Briosco contributed sculptures to the Certosa di Pavia facade, one of the most elaborately decorated Renaissance churches in Lombardy. His reliefs and medallions demonstrate Milanese sculptural skill.
Briosco was born around 1460 and died in 1514, working as a Milanese sculptor.
His relief Pier Francesco Visconti, Court of Saliceto, Adoring the Christ Child, dated 1484, is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
He contributed relief panels, portrait medallions, and decorative elements to the church's famously elaborate Renaissance facade.
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