Most of his sculptures were Renaissance breakthroughs. Equestrian's statue called Gattamelata is the most proportional sculptures he ever created. In Donatello's Gothic style he would express ugliness to give the statue a life of its own. He used a powerful realism that gives the Equestrian's statue called Gattamelata a distinct look...
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He used a powerful realism that gives the Equestrian's statue called Gattamelata a distinct look. The second period deals with the years between 1425-1443 and is generally characterized by a reliance on the models and principles of the sculpture of antiquity. Donatello worked with Michelozzo, a Florentine sculptor and architect, on many projects...
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