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Memorials

Badia 007 Giannozzo Pandolfini 1456

Situated In

Badia Fiorentina -- chiesa di Arnolfo -- left aisle

Rosselli Number	7.0
Memorial Type
Status	extant
Current Repository	in situ
Primary Installation	wall
Secondary Installation	no additional components
Tomb Form	wall tomb
Liturgical Orientation	N
Documented Types	sepolcro
Component Parts	coffin arch
Decorative Elements	festoon ornamental motif, often carved as decoration in classical and classically influenced architecture, consisting of fruit, foliage, and flowers hung loosely from two points; often deployed on a frieze or panel. Distinct from "swag," which refers to textiles similarly hung Alternate Names: garland Getty ID: 300167386
Color	white red
Material
Database ID	11677

Dates

November 19th, 1456 a

inscription

Individuals (6 total)

Pandolfini, Pandolfo di M. Giannozzo di M. Agnolo di Filippo di S. Giovanni		January 1457 (year is approximate) to March 1457 (year is approximate)
Pandolfini, Pierfilippo di M. Giannozzo di M. Agnolo di Filippo di S. Giovanni		May 26th, 1457
Antonio di Meo di Niccolò di Sacco (da Settignano)		circa 1461 (date is approximate) to 1467
Pandolfini, Giannozzo (messer) di M. Agnolo di Filippo di S. Giovanni di S. Giacomo		circa 1467 (date is approximate) to present b
Pandolfini, Giannozzo di Pierfilippo di M. Giannozzo di M. Agnolo di Filippo (secondo) c		October 27th, 1555
Pandolfini, Giovanni di Meglio di M. Carlo di M. Agnolo di Filippo		February 16th, 1574

Groups (1 total)

November 19th, 1456 to 2100

Related Memorials (3 total)

Badia 053 Ghiberti:
Badia 055 Jacopo Vannucci:
Badia 060 Filiorum Tedaldi:

Sources (1 total)

ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)

pp. 607

Notes

[a] death of Giannozzo Pandolfini
[b] While the inscription carries Giannozzo's date of death, November 19th, 1456, the monument was only finished by 1467.
[c] the description of Giannozzo's place of burial "infralle panche di verso S. Maria Magdalena" indicates a position near the wall tomb of his grandfather rather than the older family tomb at the foot of the chancel steps