Antonio del Pollaiolo

Antonio del Pollaiolo (c. 1431–1498) was a celebrated Florentine painter, sculptor, and engraver of the Early Renaissance, admired for his dynamic figures, anatomical precision, and powerful sense of movement. Alongside his brother Piero del Pollaiolo, he created works that combined classical inspiration with Renaissance naturalism, shaping the direction of Florentine art in the late 15th century.

Antonio is best known for works such as Hercules and Antaeus, The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian (National Gallery, London), and his groundbreaking engravings, which displayed his deep knowledge of human anatomy and muscular tension. His art emphasized strength, energy, and the heroic spirit, embodying Renaissance ideals of man’s physical and intellectual power.

At Blue Surf Art, we bring Antonio del Pollaiolo’s masterpieces to life through museum-quality, hand-painted oil on canvas reproductions. Each piece is carefully crafted to reflect the bold compositions, sculptural figures, and vivid storytelling of the originals. Perfect for collectors, enthusiasts of Renaissance art, or those seeking striking historical works, our reproductions allow you to own a faithful piece of Italian Renaissance heritage, shipped worldwide.