Art Gallery in Florence

Since 1822, Galleria Pietro Bazzanti holds high the traditional artisan techniques of sculpture in bronze, marble and semi-precious stones. Still today, the gallery is a hub for culture, for meetings for artists and aficionados of sculpture. On the Arno, in the heart of Florence.

Catalogue
Discover selected works from Pietro Bazzanti’s vast sculpture collection.
Creations to your design
Every project can take the form you desire to meet your needs, according to your specifications. Discover our custom sculptures.
Bronzes
From the historic Fonderia Artistica Marinelli foundry to the gallery: discover our lost-wax bronze sculptures.
Marbles
Discover our marble sculptures: famous busts, statues and bas-reliefs faithful to the originals in every detail.

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Michelangelo and the 12 Apostles

Michelangelo and the apostoles While Michelangelo was busy with the colossal sculpture of David, on April 24, 1503 the Opera del Duomo commissioned another important work: the execution of 12 marble Apostles to decorate the niches of the pillars under the dome of the Cathedral in “heroic” size, that is, about two meters and twenty [...]

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Michelangelo e le sue prime sculture – Parte IV

Michelangelo e le sue prime scultureParte IV La seconda scultura che Michelangelo eseguì per l’Arca di San Domenico a Bologna è il SAN PROCOLO, alto poco meno di 60 centimetri. Lo rappresentò per quello che era, cioè un forte soldato romano cristiano martirizzato a Bologna dai Romani al tempo di Diocleziano: la tunica corta dei [...]

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Michelangelo in Florence, the Slaves

Michelangelo in Florence, the Slaves In November 1518 Michelangelo, in Florence for the façade of the Basilica of San Lorenzo, purchased a piece of land in via Mozza (today the last part of the current via S. Zanobi which opens onto via delle Ruote) and in 1519 there he had his sculpture studio built of [...]

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