Tino di Camaino
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Tino di Camaino (c. 1285-1337) was a Sienese sculptor who became one of the leading Gothic sculptors in Italy, working in Pisa, Florence, Siena, and Naples. He trained under Giovanni Pisano and developed a graceful, courtly Gothic style suited to funerary monuments.
His tomb monuments for bishops and nobles in Florence's Santa Croce and the cathedral of Naples combine architectural settings with elegantly carved figures. His gentle, decorative approach influenced Neapolitan sculpture for generations.
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About Tino di Camaino
Tino created elegant Gothic tomb monuments in Florence, Pisa, and Naples. His graceful figures and architectural tomb designs represent the refined, courtly side of 14th-century Italian Gothic sculpture.
Tombs are in Santa Croce, Florence and the Cathedral of Naples. Works also appear in Pisa Cathedral and the Bargello.
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