Head of Flora
Florence, Italy 1400-1500
Glazed terracotta 
MFA Boston 

Silk
Late 14th - Early 15th century Italy

[It seems to have a bug, and some wheat, and maybe a dog on it? It’s hard to tell, but it’s such an interesting piece!] 

The face of a thousand nightmares.

Bust of a young woman
Faenza, Italy, 1510
Tin-glazed earthenware

“While maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware) was used mainly for functional or decorative plates and jugs, the technique was sometimes used for sculpture as well. This jug in the form of a bust of a woman combines the forms of vessel and sculpture.” 

David
Andrea del Verrocchio
1470s. Bronze with gilded details.
Museo Nazionale del Bargello 

Parade Burgonet
by Filippo Negroli 
ca. 1510-1579
Milan 

Saint Christopher and the Infant Christ
Domenico Ghirlandaio, c. 1448
Fresco

[I think this is one of the most fun frescoes I have looked at. It’s just…fun!]