Immerse yourself in the profound artistry of Alonso Berruguete, the groundbreaking "First Sculptor of Renaissance Spain," with this comprehensive hardcover volume. This essential work delves into the life and legacy of one of Spain's most influential Renaissance artists, known for his dramatic and expressive sculptures. Featuring contributions from leading art historians including C. D. Dickerson III and Mark McDonald, the book offers an unparalleled examination of Berruguete's masterpieces, techniques, and his pivotal role in shaping Spanish art during a transformative period. Collectors and enthusiasts of European art, Renaissance sculpture, and art history will find this a vital addition to their library.

Published by Yale University Press in collaboration with the National Gallery of Art and Meadows Museum, this richly illustrated catalog showcases a vast collection of Berruguete's works, from monumental retablos to intricate drawings. Explore detailed analyses of his artistic development, his time in Italy, and his impact on Spanish artistic traditions. With extensive scholarly research and high-quality reproductions, this book provides deep insights into the creative process and historical context of Berruguete's extraordinary contributions to the world of art. A must-have for anyone studying Spanish Renaissance art, sculpture, and the history of European masters.