Donatello Collection
Donatello, the renowned Florentine sculptor of the 15th century, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his masterpieces
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Donatello, the renowned Florentine sculptor of the 15th century, left an indelible mark on the world of art with his masterpieces. One such masterpiece is "The Pazzi Madonna (Virgin and Child)" created from marble in 1417-18. This exquisite sculpture showcases Donatello's exceptional skill in capturing the tenderness and grace of the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus. Another notable work by Donatello is "Il Santo" located in Basilica di San Antonio, Padua. This magnificent statue stands proudly in the Piazza del Santo, captivating visitors with its grandeur and religious significance. In addition to religious sculptures, it also ventured into other subjects like music. His sculpture of St. Cecilia from 1901 beautifully portrays her as a symbol of harmony and devotion to music. One cannot overlook Donatello's talent for detail when observing his works such as the "Balcony pulpito with dancing angels. " Created between 1434-1438, this intricate piece showcases his ability to bring life to stone through delicate carvings. Donatello's versatility shines through his use of different materials like bronze in "Amore Attis" circa 1440. The sculpture depicts a mythological scene filled with emotion and beauty. Amongst his most famous creations are two renditions of David - one made from marble in 1408-1409 and another casted in bronze around 1440. These iconic sculptures capture David's strength and determination while showcasing Donatello's mastery over both mediums. Throughout history, many architectural elements have been adorned by Donatello's sculptures like Capitello from the 15th century which adds elegance to any structure it graces. Lastly, we must mention Marzocco - a sandstone sculpture created circa 1419 that exemplifies Florence's pride and power during that time period due to its inlaid marble details.