SANSOVINO, JACOPO

yäˈkōpō, 1486–1570, Italian sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His surname was taken in place of his own, Tatti, as homage to the Florentine sculptor Andrea Sansovino, under whom he was apprenticed. After early years devoted to sculpture, he was architect of several buildings in Rome and in 1527 moved to Venice, importing to that city the classic manner of high Roman Renaissance architecture. In Venice, besides his masterpiece, the Library of St. Mark's (designed 1536) in the Piazza San Marco, he built the Palazzo Corner della Ca' Grande, the mint, the loggia at the base of the great campanile, and several churches. His versatility as a sculptor is realized in his creation of the supple figure Apollo and the three other imposing statues in the niches of the campanile: Minerva, Mercury, and Peace. Among his other sculptural works are the gigantic Mars and Neptune outside the Doge's palace.

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...1501-4 Michelangelo, David. 1504 Jacopo Sannazaro, Arcadia. 1505 Pietro Bembo...1896 (1965). Iain S. Maclean BASSANO, JACOPO DA (c. 1510-1592) One of the least well...important artists of Venetian painting, Jacopo da Bassano played a role in the renewal...
...JACOPO SANSOVINO 304...Jacopo which was executed by Jacopo Sansovino. The whole work is considered...after a design prepared by Jacopo Sansovino; but they bad brought their...
...Vicenza Vajenti 37. Jacopo Sansovino, Libreria, Venice Bohm 1993...Venice Bohm 1203 39. Jacopo Sansovino and Alessandro Vittoria, staircase...Venice Bohm 1747 40. Jacopo Sansovino and Alessandro Vittoria, Scala...
...include Duccios Madonna and Child London/Nat. Gall. and Simon Martinis Annunciation Florence/Uffizi ; the Crucifixion by Jacopo di Cione London/Nat. Gall. is a typical polyptych. Ill. 84 During the 15th century the Gothic altar-piece was gradually...
...scrittori ravennati", Faenza 1769; Jacopo Modesti, "Il miserando sacco dato alla...pronouncements to such eminent Bemban Latinists as Jacopo Sadoleto 1477-1547 , the author of...current dean of the Neapolitan poets, Jacopo Sannazaro 1458?-1530 , and since his...
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Portal of Empire and Wealth: Jacopo Sansovinos Entrance to the Venetian Mint...Venice in the sixteenth century, Jacopo Sansovino, and despite its prepossessing...doorway and its attribution to Jacopo Sansovino. We need to know the date and...
...made later than 1581 since Francesco Sansovino mentioned them in his Venetia citta nobilissima...made for the chancel, especially since Sansovino implied-misleadingly-that they were already...Sacrament chapel as its own; in fact, Sansovino, writing in the last quarter of the century...
...of an official program of reinventing Florentine tradition. The official view is characterized by artists such as Jacopo Sansovino, Benedetto da Rovezzano, and Andrea Ferrucci, who in their Apostle figures for the cathedral (before 1518) turned...
...Arcadia, Tommaso Porcacchi and Francesco Sansovino, explain in their notes that this word...also the case for Sannazaro. Francesco Sansovino, in his edition of the Arcadia, mentions...Ed. F. Erspamer. Milano: Mursia, 1990. Sansovino, Francesco, ed. LArcadia di M. Iacomo...
...Veneto, where as an assistant to Jacopo Sansovino he came into contact with important...during the early 1540s under Jacopo Sansovino, the architect re sponsible...reliefs in his Vita of the master, Jacopo Sansovino: Girolamo da Ferrara, called...
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...architect of the mid-century was Jacopo Sansovino whose Zecca (the citys mint...buildings along the Piazzetta. Sansovinos last major work, the Fabbriche...the call went out for designs. Sansovino submitted one; from Rome Michelangelo...
...the splendid patrician villas of the leading Venetian families built in the classical style by either Palladio (1508-80) or Sansovino (1486-1570). Their superb elevations so impressed the English nobility travelling along the Canal that they were inspired...
...series of eminent architects for their advice, including Sebastiano Serlio from Bologna, Giulio Romano from Mantua, Jacopo Sansovino from Venice and Michele Sanmichele from Padua, but none could provide the city with an elegant and affordable solution...


 

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SANSOVINO, JACOPO ya kopo sansove no, 1486 1570, Italian sculptor and architect of the...place of his own, Tatti, as homage to the Florentine sculptor Andrea Sansovino , under whom he was apprenticed. After early years devoted to sculpture...
TATTI, JACOPO see Sansovino, Jacopo . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
...bartolome o am-mana te, 1511 92, Italian sculptor and architect. He studied under Bandinelli in Florence and assisted Jacopo Sansovino in his work on the Library of St. Marks, Venice. Ammanati, whose style was greatly influenced by Michelangelos Medici...
...artistic glory. Architects like the Lombardo family, Jacopo Sansovino , and Palladio , and the Venetian school of painting...and Tintoretto also included Giovanni Bellini , Jacopo Palma (Palma Vecchio), and Veronese , gave Venice...
...living in princely splendor and surrounded by friends who included the writer Pietro Aretino and the architect Jacopo Sansovino . Stylistic Periods Titians work may be divided into three phases. The first is marked by the strong influence...


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