Diego de Siloé's early works as a sculptor in Italy and Andalusia show the influence of Italian Renaissance sculpture; they are attributed to the impact of Michelangelo, whose work Siloé no doubt studied in Italy.

Perhaps owing to pressure from clients, Diego de Siloé's later sculpture belongs to the most conservative traditions in mid-16th-century Spain.

Preview	Picture Data	File Info	Comment
	Tomb of Bishop Luis de Acuña 1519-20 Alabaster Capilla Santa Ana, Cathedral, Burgos	1500*1125 True Color 241 Kb
	Christ at the Column 1523 Polychrome wood Diocesan Museum of the Cathedral, Burgos	557*810 True Color 141 Kb
	Altarpiece of Santa Ana 1522 Stone Capilla Santa Ana, Cathedral, Burgos	1005*1350 True Color 240 Kb
	Altarpiece of Santa Ana (detail) 1522 Stone Capilla Santa Ana, Cathedral, Burgos	1150*862 True Color 234 Kb
	Virgin and Child c. 1524 Marble Cathedral, Burgos	821*700 True Color 156 Kb