Main Works
- An equestrian wooden statue for the funeral of Azzo Ubaldini (1400 ?)
- (? ) Madonna on top of the Piccolomini altar in the Siena cathedral (1397–1400)
- Virgin and Child (Silvestri Madonna) (1403) -
- St. Maurelius )c. 1403) -
- The tomb of Ilaria del Carretto (c. 1406) -
- Fonte Gaia (1408–1419) -
- Virtue (1409–19) -
- Hope (1409–19) -
- Acca Laurentia (1414–19) -
- Rhea Sylvia (1414–19) -
- Annunciation, Virgin and Gabriel -
- polyptych on the Trenta family altar (1422) -
- Porta Magna (1425) -
- Fountain, panels and statuette of John the Baptist (1427) -
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