Isaia da Pisa
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Isaia da Pisa (active c. 1428-1464) was an Italian sculptor who created tomb monuments and architectural decorations in Rome and Naples. He carved the tomb of Pope Eugenius IV in the Vatican and worked for the papal court, blending late Gothic and early Renaissance elements in his ecclesiastical commissions.
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About Isaia da Pisa
Isaia created papal tomb monuments in Rome, including the tomb of Eugenius IV. His work bridges the Late Gothic and early Renaissance styles in mid-15th-century Roman sculpture.
His Upper Part of a Tabernacle for the Holy Sacrament is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
His work bridges Late Gothic and early Renaissance sculpture, reflecting the transition underway in mid-15th-century Rome.
Isaia carved the tomb of Pope Eugenius IV in the Vatican, working for the papal court in Rome and Naples.
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