Donatello's statue of David is also a distinctly Early Renaissance piece. The fact that this statue is freestanding is a characteristic of Early Renaissance art but also reflects the Humanist value of individualism. Before Renaissance times most statues were connected to the church. "David" portrays a beauty independent of God...
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Donatello's statue of David is also a distinctly Early Renaissance piece. The fact that this statue is freestanding is a characteristic of Early Renaissance art but also reflects the Humanist value of individualism. Before Renaissance times most statues were connected to the church. "David" portrays a beauty independent of God...
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