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Pulpit

Benedetto Briosco (attrib).

Sforzesco Castle

Sforzesco Castle
Milan, Italy

The pulpit of the refectory of the convent of San Pietro in
Gessate, exhibited in Hall 14 of the Museum, the so-called Sala Verde, dates to
the end of the fifteenth century and is attributable to the workshop of
Benedetto Briosco. Above
the access door two dolphins hold a plaque with an abbot’s mitre. The pulpit
has a structure with lesenes and candelabra adorned with cornucopias and
dolphins, and the front has a central vase with two cherubs sitting on either
side on a supporting base depicting Christ and St. Peter.

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  • Title: Pulpit
  • Creator: Benedetto Briosco (attrib).
  • Date Created: End of 15th century
  • Location: Museo di Arte Antica, Castello Sforzesco, Milan
  • Physical Dimensions: 382 x 159 x 94 cm
  • Type: Pulpit
  • Rights: Comune di Milano - Civiche Raccolte Artistiche, Castello Sforzesco, Milano
  • External Link: https://arteantica.milanocastello.it/
  • Medium: Stone
  • Art Movement: Renaissance
  • Art Form: Sculpture
  • Original title: Pulpito
  • Artist Nationality: Italian
  • Artist Death Place: Milan
  • Artist Death Date: After 1514
  • Artist Birth Place: Milan
  • Artist Birth Date: 1460 approx.
Sforzesco Castle

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