<span>Andrea Della Robbia was a follower of the style of early Italian Renaissance art pioneered by his uncle, Luca. This very unique style focused on the use of glazed terra cotta to create enameled reliefs and other sculptural pieces, and Andrea is known by art historians as the most prominent ceramic artist of the era. Thus, his family will always be remembered in the art history world for the first answer, their "distinctive glazes and ceramic production".</span>
<span>The correct answer is the first statement. The
family of artist Andrea della Robbia is best known for their distinctive glazes
and ceramic production. The first in line of Della Robbia family to sculpt
terracotta was Luca della Robbia (1399 – 1482) who is noted for his colorful,
tin-glazed statuary. Luca della Robia passed his technique to his nephew Andrea
della Robbia and his great-nephews Giovanni and Girolamo della Robbia</span>
