Giovanni and Andrea Riccio

Giovanni Riccio, also known as Riccio, was an Italian sculptor active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, renowned for his detailed terracotta works and religious sculptures. His son, Andrea Riccio, continued his legacy and became a prominent Renaissance sculptor and goldsmith. Andrea was celebrated for his skill in creating intricate bronze and ivory pieces, often combining artistic brilliance with craftsmanship. Both artists contributed significantly to Italian Renaissance art, blending classical influences with innovative techniques, and their works remain admired for their craftsmanship, detail, and historical significance.