Bonino da Milano, Bonino di Jacopo da Milano, is a sculptor of Lombard origin and belongs to the group of Lombard sculptors Campiones. One of the most obvious sources of his activity in Dalmatia is his inscription on the chapel of St. Domnius in the cathedral of Split. His works can be found in four cities: Korčula, Dubrovnik, Split and Šibenik. His first work in Dalmatia was related to the cathedral of St. Mark in Korčula in 1412. Later the relief of St. Peter in Korčula was also attributed to him. In Dubrovnik, he made the other frame of the southern portal of the church of St. Dominic, Orlando’s column and the balatorium of the Sandalj Hranić palace, which was destroyed in the earthquake in 1667. Apart from the chapel of St. Domnius, he also made a sarcophagus of Archbishop Petar Dišković, and he participated in the project of Ducal Palace in Split. In Šibenik, he participated in the construction of the cathedral of St. Jacob and he created several sculptures for the portals. During this time, he also worked on the church of St. Nicholas and Benedict.