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Despite being a prolific draughtsman, fewer than 20 paintings by Leonardo survive. But which were his greatest hits?

Like most of the top artists during the Renaissance’s greatest building boom, Verrocchio was a man of all trades, chiseling marble and casting bronze, painting altarpieces and designing ...

Did artist Verrocchio delegate two figures in his Beheading of St. John the Baptist to his prize pupil Leonardo da Vinci? Museo Dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence. Photo: Antonio Quattrone ...

It's a tale of two stones. One, now lost, was embedded in Goliath's head, sculpted around 1465 by Florentine artist Andrea del Verrocchio (circa 1435-1488). The life-sized bronze "David with the ...

Verrocchio: Sculptor and Painter of Renaissance Florence marks the first comprehensive U.S. retrospective dedicated to the artist. Featuring some 50 paintings, sculptures and sketches, the show ...

As a young boy, da Vinci served an apprenticeship in the studio of Andrea Verrocchio, a notable artist of the time, where his exposure to a broad range of sculpting mediums, painting, and ...

After studying under the pre-eminent Andrea del Verrocchio, Leonardo drew a huge following for elegant compositions and the sfumato or slightly blurred, smokey texture of his paintings.

The details of the artist’s early life are few ... including Andrea del Verrocchio, Leonardo da Vinci’s teacher, whose influence introduced a sculptural, solid quality to Botticelli’s ...

Curators say the sculpture was created around 1472, when da Vinci was a student of the Florentine artist Andrea del Verrocchio, reports The Guardian. Sponsor Message Scholars say "the voluminous ...