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Inspired to:
Donatello, Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi
Donatello (Florence, 1386 – Florence, 13 Dec. 1466), was an Italian sculptor, goldsmith and
designer. With his long career was one of the three fathers of the Florentine Renaissance, along
with Filippo Brunelleschi and Masaccio, and one of the most celebrated sculptors of all time.
Gave a fundamental contribution to the renewal of the ways of the sculpture, setting aside the
experiences of the late Gothic and overcoming the classic models of Roman art, the sign of a
new and restless expressionism that pervades his best works.
David, 1440 –
Most famous Donatello sculpture
Bargello Museum - Florence
Manual revision: 5
Edition date: July 30
th
2018
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