Saint Bernardino of Siena
Fulvio Signorini · ca. 1600
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Fulvio Signorini's "Saint Bernardino of Siena," executed around 1600, is a bronze sculpture with partial oil-gilding. It measures 58 1/2 inches (148.6 cm) in height and weighs 591 lb. (268.1 kg). The artwork was acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1933 through the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund and is classified under European Sculpture and Decorative Arts.
Fulvio Signorini, born in 1563, was an Italian sculptor. His nationality and death year are not provided in the supplied artist authority record, nor is a Wikipedia entry.
The provided data does not include any provenance details, exhibition history, or literature specific to this artwork. One other comparable holding by Signorini, "Saint Catherine of Siena" (ca. 1600), is also held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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