The archaic and rigid style in which the image of a saint is carved suggests that the author should be sought in the cultural area between Lunigiana and Liguria in the early 16th century, a meeting place for artists attracted by the territory linked to the economy of the precious Apuan marble, which saw the convergence of Lombard (Gaggini), Lucchese-Versilian (Riccomanni) and Florentine (Andrea Guardi) exponents. Strengthened by similar presences, the local workers embellished this area (altars, baptismal fonts, reliefs)... of which the statue constitutes a testimony. from the historical-scientific card and attribution of Bellandi Alfredo (Florence, 02/06/21)
height cm. 87 width cm. 30 depth cm. 25
