Andrea del Verrocchio (c. 1435–1488)  was an early Renaissance Italian painter, goldsmith, and sculptor who worked at the court of Lorenzo de Medici in Florence. Few paintings are associated with him directly, however many famous Renaissance painters were taught at his workshop, including Lorenzi di Credi, Pietro Perugino, and Leonardo da Vinci. His greatest work, the equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni in Venice, is universally accepted as a masterpiece.

Andrea del Verrocchio’s paintings in chronological order:

St Jerome, c.1465	Madonna and Child, c.1470	Putto with Dolphin, c.1470
Tomb of Giovanni and Pietro de Medici, 1472	David, 1475	Madonna and Child, c.1475
The Baptism of Christ, c.1475	The Battle of Pydna, c.1475	Giuliano de Medici, 1478
Lorenzo de Medici, 1480	Portrait of a Woman, c.1480	Tobias and the Angel, c.1480
Madonna and Child, 1483	The Doubting Thomas, 1483	Equestrian statue of the condottiere Bartolomeo Colleoni, 1488
Saint Monica	Woman Looking Down