# Relief on the north side of the Campanile: 1. Sculpture \(lower register\) [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [PISANO, Andrea]() - Date: 1301-1350 - Technique: Marble ## Commentary Relief on the north side of the Campanile: 1. Sculpture \(lower register\) 1337-41 Marble Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Florence This relief is one of the seven hexagonal panels in the lower register of the socle on the north side of the Campanile. It depicts Sculpture, represented by Phidias. The representation of Sculpture marks a turning point in Andrea's stylistic evolution. It is more monumental than the preceding reliefs, with its sculptor placed against a neutral but coherent background. This Classical trait is echoed in the figure he is carving, an "antique" male nude in the round. Tools of the sculptor's trade are casally depicted - the hammer, drill, compass and, significally, a book. ## Related artworks - [Campanile]() - [Christ]() - [Detail of the Campanile]() - [Equestrian relief of St Martin]() - [Equestrian relief of St Martin]() - [King Solomon]() - [Madonna with Child]() - [Nursing Madonna \(Madonna del Latte\)]() - [Nursing Madonna \(Madonna del Latte\)]() - [Portal on the east side \(lower register\)]() - [Relief from the south side of the Campanile: 1. Faith \(upper register\)]() - [Relief from the south side of the Campanile: 1. Gionitus, inventor of Astronomy \(lower register\)]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()