# Foscari Arch [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [BON, Bartolomeo]() - Date: 1401-1450 - Technique: Marble ## Commentary The Foscari Arch stands at the end of the Foscari Portico, which leads from the Porta della Carta into the courtyard. The arch was built by Bartolomeo Bon in collaboration with Antonio Bregno and Antonio Rizzo, the most important Venetian sculptors of the fifteenth century. A projecting balustrade divides it horizontally into two distinct orders, richly adorned with sculpture. ## Related artworks - [Ca' d'Oro: Façade \(detail\)]() - [Ca' d'Oro: Façade]() - [Ca' d'Oro: Façade]() - [Ca' d'Oro: Façade]() - [Ca' d'Oro: Façade]() - [Ca' d'Oro: Portico and inner courtyard]() - [Doge Francesco Foscari Kneeling before the Lion of St Mark]() - [Doge Francesco Foscari Kneeling before the Lion of St Mark]() - [Head of Francesco Foscari]() - [Judgment of Solomon]() - [Judgment of Solomon]() - [Palazzo Giustinian: Façade]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()