Top 10 Most Sensitive Sculptors in the History of Art (4 of 6)

Giovanni Strazza

Giovanni Strazza, with subtlety as his medium, crafted The Veiled Virgin, a metaphor for concealed human emotion. His seemingly simple works resonate with emotional complexity, placing him among artists who delicately whispered beauty and unveiled sorrow in stone. Strazza’s sculptures invite contemplation, unveiling the hidden nuances of the human heart through masterful craftsmanship and profound expression.

Antonio Canova

Steeped in Neoclassicism’s influence, Antonio Canova’s sculptures narrate tales of love’s tender awakening and quiet confidence. Even in mythological heroes like “Hercules and Lichas,” he conveyed vulnerability beneath strength, showcasing a deep understanding of human emotion. Canova’s legacy lies not only in his technical virtuosity but also in his ability to breathe life and feeling into marble, forever earning him a place among history’s most sensitive sculptors.