Portrait of Luca Salvioni c. 1536

Agostino Zoppo's "Portrait of Luca Salvioni" is a bronze bust, executed in the mid-16th century, which is now housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The sculpture depicts a realistic portrayal of Salvioni, capturing the details of his aging face and the folds of his garment. The bust demonstrates the influence of Renaissance portraiture on Zoppo's work, showcasing a focus on naturalism and individual likeness. This piece is a prime example of the High Renaissance style and serves as a valuable piece of portraiture from the 16th century.