Pollaiuolo

[ poh-lahy-woh-loh; Italian pawl-lahy-waw-law ]

/ ˌpoʊ laɪˈwoʊ loʊ; Italian ˌpɔl laɪˈwɔ lɔ /

An·to·nio

[ahn-taw-nyaw] /ɑnˈtɔ nyɔ/,1429–98, Italian sculptor, painter, and goldsmith.

his brotherPie·ro

[pye-raw] /ˈpyɛ rɔ/,1443–96, painter, sculptor, and goldsmith.

Also Pol·lai·o·lo

[poh-lahy-oh-loh; Italian pawl-lahy-aw-law] /ˌpoʊ laɪˈoʊ loʊ; Italian ˌpɔl laɪˈɔ lɔ/, Pol·laj·uo·lo

[poh-lahy-woh-loh; Italian pawl-lahy-waw-law] /ˌpoʊ laɪˈwoʊ loʊ; Italian ˌpɔl laɪˈwɔ lɔ/.

Example sentences from the Web for pollaiuolo

The passion of Pollaiuolo was to discover the science of movement in the human frame.

Luca Signorelli |Maud Cruttwell
Vasari says that almost every artist in Florence possessed a cast of Pollaiuolo's battle-piece.

Donatello |David Lindsay, Earl of Crawford
To its demands he was ready to sacrifice everything that habits acquired under Filippo and Pollaiuolo,—and his employers!

The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance |Bernhard Berenson
The influence of Pollaiuolo can be observed in the sculptures on the gradino of the throne, little nude figures in violent action.

Luca Signorelli |Maud Cruttwell

The group is one of the noblest creations of modern art—worthy of the brush of a Pollaiuolo or a Signorelli.

Delacroix |Paul G. Konody

Pollaiuolo

/ (Italian pollajˈwɔːlo) /

Antonio (anˈtɔːnjo), ?1432–98, Florentine painter, sculptor, goldsmith, and engraver: his paintings include the Martyrdom of St Sebastian

his brother Piero (ˈpjɛːro). ?1443–96, Florentine painter and sculptor