Works in Museum Collections
- Bargello, Florence: a representative selection of his small bronzes of animals
- J. Paul Getty Museum: Two putti holding shields, 1650–55
- Hermitage, St Petersburg: Boy blowing a horn c. 1620
- Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco: Slave (18th century reduction)
- National Gallery, Washington DC: Several bronzes attributed to Pietro Tacca in the Robert H. Smith Collection (Checklist, 2002; pdf file)
- Liechtenstein Museum, Vienna: Heracles Supporting the World from the collection of Louis XIV
- Frick Collection, New York: Nessus and Deianira after a model by Giambologna, now attributed to Pietro Tacca
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