Among the large sculptures that line the great hall of the West Building at the National Gallery of Art rests a bronze bust portraying the sixteenth-century Holy Roman Emperor Charles V...

In 1957, the National Gallery of Art, Washington, received a large bronze relief depicting The Entombment by the Renaissance sculptor Andrea Briosco (1470 – 1532), nicknamed “Riccio” for his curly hair...

In the latter half of the fifteenth century one of the characteristic art forms of the Renaissance emerged in northern Italy — the bronze statuette ...