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The Resurrection - attributed to Gil de Siloe
Gil de Siloe (active ca. 1480–1500), Resurrection
Gil de Siloe
(active ca. 1480–1500)
Resurrection
       
 

Gallery Talk:
May 12, 2012, 2012 at 11:00 am

  The Resurrection relief is now attributed to Gil de Siloe, the preeminent sculptor in Burgos at the end of the fifteenth century. Notable for his skill in both stone and wood, he carved several of the period’s most important commissions.
 
 
 
By Dr. Patrick Lenaghan
    Curator of Prints and Photographs
  Hélène Fontoira Marzin
     Conservator
 
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