PORTA, Guglielmo della
Italian sculptor/architect (b. ca. 1505, Porlezza, d. 1577, Roma)
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Baldacchino
1530-32
Marble
Chapel of San Giovanni Battista, Cathedral, Genoa


Baldacchino
1530-32
Marble
Chapel of San Giovanni Battista, Cathedral, Genoa


Bust of Pope Paul III
c. 1547
Marble
Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples


Funerary monument to Giuliano Cybo: Abraham
1533-37
Marble, height 170 cm
Cathedral, Genoa


Funerary monument to Giuliano Cybo: Abraham
1533-37
Marble, height 170 cm
Cathedral, Genoa


Funerary monument to Giuliano Cybo: figure of Giuliano Cybo
1533-37
Marble
Cathedral, Genoa


Funerary monument to Giuliano Cybo: effigy of Giuliano Cybo
1533-37
Marble
Cathedral, Genoa


Deposition
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Marble
Castello Sforzesco, Milan


Farnese Hercules
1547 (restored)
Marble
Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples


Tomb of Pope Paul III
1549-75
Bronze and marble
Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican


Tomb of Pope Paul III (detail)
1549-75
Bronze and marble
Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican


Tomb of Pope Paul III (detail)
1549-75
Bronze and marble
Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican


Allegories of Roman Peace and Public Wealth
1549-75
Marble
Palazzo Farnese, Rome


Tomb of Pope Paul III
1549-75
Bronze and marble
Basilica di San Pietro, Vatican


Bacchanalian Feast
1550s
Bronze, 17 x 13 cm
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York


Flaying of Marsyas
1550s
Bronze, 13 x 13 cm
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York


Battle between Perseus and Phineus
c. 1555
Bronze, 13 x 22 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna


Diana and Callisto
c. 1555
Bronze, 13 x 13 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna


The Judgment of Paris
c. 1555
Bronze, 14 x 14 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna


The Farnese Table
1565-73
Marble of different colours, semiprecious stones, Egyptian alabaster, 95 x 379 x 168 cm (overall)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York


The Farnese Table
1565-73
Marble of different colours, semiprecious stones, Egyptian alabaster, 95 x 379 x 168 cm (overall)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York





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