Follower of Andrea Riccio
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A follower of Andrea Riccio refers to sculptors working in the style of the great Paduan bronze master Riccio (c. 1470-1532). Riccio's small bronzes of satyrs, oil lamps, and classical subjects were enormously popular and widely imitated by artists in the Padua-Venice region throughout the 16th century.
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It indicates works in the style of Riccio, the great Paduan bronze sculptor. His small bronzes were so popular that numerous 16th-century artists produced works following his classical, humanist approach.
The Oil Lamp in the Form of a Sphinx, attributed to a follower of Riccio, is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
It reflects the Italian Renaissance bronze tradition of Padua, following the classical, humanist forms Riccio developed for small decorative bronzes.
Andrea Riccio (c. 1470-1532) was a Paduan sculptor famous for small bronze statuettes of satyrs and mythological figures, a style widely copied by 16th-century followers.
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