School of Andrea Brustolon
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The School of Andrea Brustolon refers to works by followers and workshop associates of the Venetian woodcarver Andrea Brustolon (1662-1732). These artists created elaborate carved furniture and decorative woodwork in Brustolon's distinctive Baroque style, known for its dynamic figures and naturalistic ornament.
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About School of Andrea Brustolon
This attribution indicates followers of Venetian woodcarver Andrea Brustolon. His workshop associates created elaborate Baroque carved furniture and decorative woodwork in his distinctive dynamic style.
A Standing Figure of Hercules (c. 1700) attributed to the School of Brustolon is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
Andrea Brustolon (1662-1732) was a Venetian woodcarver famous for elaborate Baroque furniture. His workshop associates continued his dynamic, naturalistic carving style.
It depicts Hercules, a mythological subject often chosen to showcase carved figural furniture supports in Brustolon's workshop tradition.
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