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The 12 pages that link to Renaissance sculpture, each with the reason it gives.

• SculptureBroader topic: Renaissance artists revived freestanding figures and monumental carving.

• Bronze sculptureRelated: Renaissance artists revived monumental bronze casting for expressive public and religious works.

• Marble sculptureNarrower topic: Renaissance artists revived marble carving as a major medium for naturalistic figures.

• Classical sculptureNarrower topic: Renaissance artists revived classical poses, anatomy, and monumental figure sculpture.

• Baroque sculptureCompared with: Baroque artists reworked Renaissance balance into more dynamic, viewer-directed compositions.

• Laocoön and His SonsNarrower topic: Artists treated the rediscovered group as a model of ancient sculptural achievement.

• Capitoline WolfCompared with: The twins are Renaissance additions, distinct in date and style from the wolf.

• Equestrian statue of GattamelataNarrower topic: The statue is a landmark example of Renaissance sculpture in monumental bronze.

• Andrea PisanoCompared with: It marks the artistic transition that followed Andrea’s medieval Florentine work.

• Andrea della RobbiaNarrower topic: Andrea’s reliefs adapted Renaissance modeling and composition to fired clay.

• Madonna of BrugesNarrower topic: The group combines classical composure with a distinctly Renaissance treatment of the human body.

• QuattrocentoNarrower topic: The period's sculptors revived freestanding figures and helped shape this broader tradition.