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‎Agostino Zoppo‎

‎Siracusano, Luca: Agostino Zoppo. 2017. 492 pages, fully illustrated in colour and black and white. Hardback. 22x28.5cms. A monograph on the 16th-century Paduan sculptor, which examines both his pseudo-antique heads and busts of the city's upper classes, as well as his lesser studied small bronzes. The text locates Zoppo within the tradition of Italian Renaissance sculpture from Donatello to Riccio and beyond, whilst illuminating his idiosyncratic expressive accents and a frank naturalism. Text in Italian.‎

‎A monograph on the 16th-century Paduan sculptor, which examines both his pseudo-antique heads and busts of the city's upper classes, as well as his lesser studied small bronzes. The text locates Zoppo within the tradition of Italian Renaissance sculpture from Donatello to Riccio and beyond, whilst illuminating his idiosyncratic expressive accents and a frank naturalism. Text in Italian‎