Giovanni della Robbia

Giovanni della Robbia was an Italian artist and sculptor from the 15th century, known for his work in glazed terracotta—a type of fired clay with a shiny, colorful surface. He was part of a family workshop famous for creating detailed, vibrant sculptures and decorative plaques often depicting religious themes. Giovanni refined the techniques used by his family, producing expressive figures with polished finishes. His work contributed significantly to Renaissance art, blending craftsmanship with aesthetic beauty, and remains admired today for its craftsmanship and vivid imagery.