Tiziano Minio
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Tiziano Minio (c. 1511-1552) was a Paduan sculptor who worked under Jacopo Sansovino in Venice. He created bronze reliefs, stucco decorations, and architectural sculptures for Venetian buildings, including decorations for the Basilica of Sant'Antonio in Padua and the Loggetta in Venice.
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About Tiziano Minio
Minio created bronze reliefs and stucco decorations for Venetian buildings, working under Sansovino. His work includes decorations at Padua's Basilica of Sant'Antonio and Venice's Loggetta.
His relief The Wrath of Neptune is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The relief depicts the wrath of Neptune, a mythological sea subject suited to Minio's bronze relief work for Venetian buildings.
Minio was based in Padua, working in Venice on major architectural commissions during his relatively short career (c. 1511-1552).
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