Definition of Wiligelmo. Meaning of Wiligelmo. Synonyms of Wiligelmo

- Wiligelmo (also known as Wiligelmus, Gulielmo da Modena, Cousin of Elmo or Guglielmo da Modena) was an Italian sculptor active between c. 1099 and 1120...
- The decade of the 1110s in art involved some significant events. 1110: Wiligelmo completes the Adam and Eve marble relief sculpture on Modena Cathedral...
- Anselm, from a 12th-century sculpture by Wiligelmo...
- Radovan (fl. 13th century) Tove (fl. around 1191) Vgo (fl. 12th century) Wiligelmo (fl. c. 1099–1120) Calcarius (fl. second quarter of the 13th century)...
- Marinella (1984). "I Canossa". In Castelnuovo, E. (ed.). Landfranco e Wiligelmo. Il duomo di Modena (in Italian). Panini. p. 54. Becher 2012, pp. 167–168...
- was designed by the architect Lanfranco and decorated by the sculptor Wiligelmo. Archaeological Areas of Pompei, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata Metropolitan...
- 1989 with his wife Gloria Bianchino. He has written extensively about Wiligelmo and the Parma Baptistery. From the early 1970s, for about 25 years, he...
- Cathedral, dedicated to the patron saint Gemini****. The Italian sculptor Wiligelmo creates reliefs with Genesis scenes. July 29 – Pope Urban II (or Urb****)...
- St Matthew. These ancient sculptures are attributed to the circle of Wiligelmo (who also created the cathedral of Modena and its decorations). The pulpit...
- the first three spans in the interior belonged to the school of Maestor Wiligelmo. In 1151 the church came under the jurisdiction of the Lateranense Canons...