Francesco Bocchetta ca. 1565-90 Workshop of Alessandro Vittoria (Alessandro Vittoria di Vigilio della Volpa) Italian The leading Venetian sculptor during the second half of the sixteenth century, Alessandro Vittoria was praised by contemporaries for his pioneering portrait busts. This marble was once installed over a tomb in the now deconsecrated church and monastery of Santa Caterina, Venice. The sitter, possibly the monasterys chaplain, wears the clothes of a Venetian gentleman, with a five-petal flower fibula, or pin, on his left shoulder and a diagonal band across his chest. Though the work is unquestionably Vittorias invention, certain components, including the beard and the drapery, may have been carried out by assistants under his direction.. Francesco Bocchetta 201885

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Francesco Bocchetta ca. 1565-90 Workshop of Alessandro Vittoria (Alessandro Vittoria di Vigilio della Volpa) Italian The leading Venetian sculptor during the second half of the sixteenth century, Alessandro Vittoria was praised by contemporaries for his pioneering portrait busts. This marble was once installed over a tomb in the now deconsecrated church and monastery of Santa Caterina, Venice. The sitter, possibly the monasterys chaplain, wears the clothes of a Venetian gentleman, with a five-petal flower fibula, or pin, on his left shoulder and a diagonal band across his chest. Though the work is unquestionably Vittorias invention, certain components, including the beard and the drapery, may have been carried out by assistants under his direction.. Francesco Bocchetta 201885

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