(b Settignano, 1427–8; d Florence, 1479). Sculptor, brother of (1) Bernardo Rossellino. He belonged to the same generation as Desiderio da Settignano and Mino da Fiesole; his development more closely parallels theirs than it does that of his brother, and his style is softer and more fluid. Yet it should be assumed that Antonio received his formal training from his brother, and there are clearly similarities in their work, especially from the 1450s.

Part of the Rossellino family

• Rossellino, Antonio
  • Pasquino da Montepulciano
  • Rossellino
  • Urban planning, §III, 4(ii): c 1450–c 1800: Embellishments and improvements
  • assistants
    • Civitali, Matteo
    • Verrocchio, Andrea del, §I, 1(i): Sculpture: Training and early career, before c 1477
  • attributions
    • Desiderio da Settignano, §1: Life and work
    • Mino da Fiesole, §1(ii): Mature work
  • collaboration
    • Barocci, Ambrogio
    • Buggiano
    • Rossellino: (1) Bernardo Rossellino, §1(ii): The Rossellino workshop under Bernardo
  • methods
    • Modello, §II: Sculpted
  • pupils
    • Rosselli, Domenico
  • sculpture
    • altarpieces
      • Altarpiece, §2(ii)(b): Forms and development: c 1400– c 1600
      • Naples, §II, 2: Art life and organization, 1442–c 1600
    • busts
      • Donatello, §I, 4: Old age, 1454–66
      • Italy, §IV, 3(i)(a): Early Renaissance sculpture, c 1400–c 1480: Florence
      • Italy, §IV, 3(i)(a): Early Renaissance sculpture, c 1400–c 1480: Florence
    • religious
      • Botticini, Francesco
    • tombs
      • Florence, §IV, 4: Santa Croce
      • Florence, §IV, 7: S Miniato al Monte
      • Rossellino: (2) Antonio Rossellino, §1: Life and works