Verrocchio Cupid Holding Dolphin - Kenneth Lynch and Sons Can be used as a statuary piece or part of a fountain with the dolphin piped to spout water Dimensions: 16" high x 6" dia base Material: Lead Assembled Weights: 25 pounds Additional Information: Please see our catalog download for additional items from this category Made in USA
Andrea del Verrocchio - Wikipedia He was the teacher of Leonardo da Vinci, who assisted in painting The Baptism of Christ He became known as Verrocchio after the surname of his master, a goldsmith Few paintings are attributed to him with certainty, but his pupils also included Pietro Perugino and Lorenzo di Credi
Putto with Dolphin, Palazzo Vecchio, Florence Andrea del Verrocchio (b 1435, Florence, d 1488, Venice) originally designed and executed the Putto with Dolphin for a fountain located in the 15 th century Medici villa of Careggi
Verrocchio’s Putto with Dolphin restored – The History Blog Putto with Dolphin, a bronze sculpture by 15th century master Andrea del Verrocchio, is undergoing much-needed restoration in time for a landmark exhibition of Verocchio’s work
Putto with a Dolphin – Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest Andrea del Verrocchio (1435–88) was commissioned by Lorenzo de’ Medici (1449–92) to create a fountain decorated with a sculpture of a putto holding a dolphin, for the courtyard of the Villa Careggi near Florence Now this putto is housed in the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence
Juno Terrace and Verrocchio’s Putto with a Dolphin The Juno Terrace, adjacent to the Rooms of the Elements (Quartiere degli Elementi) in the Palazzo Vecchio Museum, has been restored and reunited with Andrea del Verrocchio’s Putto with a Dolphin Both the Terrace and Putto were restored thanks to funding from the Friends of Florence Foundation
Little Angel with Dolphin - The History of Art Explore Andrea del Verrocchio's Little Angel with Dolphin, a bronze fountain figure linked to Medici Careggi, Palazzo Vecchio and all-around viewing
Putto with Dolphin by VERROCCHIO, Andrea del Verrocchio designed this sculpture with multiple points of view for a fountain at the Medici villa at Careggi It is an early example of the resuscitation of the ancient fountain, with water issuing from a spout in the dolphin's mouth