- This topic has 0개 답변, 1명 참여, and was last updated 3 years, 1 month 전에 by .
1 글 보임 - 1 에서 1 까지 (총 1 중에서)
1 글 보임 - 1 에서 1 까지 (총 1 중에서)
- 답변은 로그인 후 가능합니다.
David (1430-40) – Donatello
One of the most famous examples of Early Renaissance sculpture, Donatello’s David is much different than Michelangelo’s High Renaissance version of the same subject. Born Donato de Niccoló Bardi, Donatello’s David is believed to have been commissioned by Cosimo de’ Medici. What makes this piece quite unique for the time was that it was the first freestanding nude sculpture since antiquity, and the body itself is feminine, speaking to the fact the David portrayed is a young man. Wearing a hat – the same type they would have worn during those times – David, who has long hair, is standing on Goliath’s head, revealing to the viewer that he had just slain the enemy. Today, the sculpture can be seen at the Museo Nazionale del Bargello.