This lecture delves into the influential, yet often under-discussed, work of Tino di Camaino, focusing particularly on his Florentine period. Beyond his renowned funerary monuments, the session explores the intricate network of collaborators who contributed to his workshop's prolific output. Special attention is given to his major projects in Florence, analyzing the stylistic evolution of his sculpture within the city's unique artistic climate and examining the impact of commissions like the monument to Bishop Orso degli Orsini. The lecture will illuminate how Tino's engagement with local artisans and patrons shaped his artistic trajectory and left an enduring legacy on Florentine sculpture.