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Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

6 works

The sculpture depicts multiple human figures in a dynamic interaction against a backdrop of architectural elements. The figures have distinct facial features and clothing styles, and the setting suggests a scene from classical or ancient times. The sculpture is predominantly brown and has a relief appearance, with a textured background.

Augustus and the Sibyl

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture depicts two figures holding a bearded head. The figures are wearing draped garments with intricate folds. The sculpture is made of bronze, with realistic proportions and textures, presented in a relief form.

Judith with the Head of Holofernes

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture is a small bust depicting the head of a person with distinctive features like deep-set eyes and textured hair. It varies in color from dark brown to a slightly lighter shade, indicating a metal material, possibly bronze. The head is proportionate, and the facial features are somewhat stylized. The sculpture appears antiquated with spots and patination typical of aged bronze artifacts. It is relatively small, standing freely on a flat base.

Head of a Faun

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture depicts a scene with a central figure laying horizontally, supported by surrounding figures. The central figure is in a semi-reclined pose with an exposed torso and draped lower body. The surrounding figures have distinct expressions and gestures. The sculpture is made of a dark bronze or bronze-like material, giving it a rich hue with subtle highlights. The figures are densely packed in high relief, creating a dynamic three-dimensional quality.

The Entombment

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture is a round relief featuring several figures. In the foreground, there is a seated figure on the left holding an instrument while resting on a structure. To the right stands a female figure holding a torch in her right hand, with long hair falling over her shoulders. Between them stands a smaller figure, possibly a child. In the background, there is a tree and various textured and architectural elements. The sculpture appears to be made of bronze, exhibiting a dark, aged metallic color with highlights. The composition is intricate, with detailed figures and a textured background.

Vulcan, Cupid and Venus

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea

The sculpture is a rectangular relief depicting a warrior in armor on top of a rearing horse. The warrior holds a weapon above their head while the horse opens its mouth and lifts its front legs off the ground. Below the horse, another armored figure is shown lying on the ground, partially hidden under the horse's hooves. The relief is carved from bronze-colored material. There are four small holes in the corners of the sculpture.

Horseman and Foot-Soldier

Briosco, called Riccio, Andrea