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This is a relief created by Donatello, this is an important art piece because Donatello would give a new science of perspective when it came to reliefs like this one.

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Bearded Prophet                           (1418)

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Bearded Prophet                           (1418)

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Like many of his other artworks, they show how well he can give these sculptures personalities and make them appear so in depth and even be able to give them emotion.

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This is a statue of Donatello, a very popular artist who was well known for the sculptures that he had created in the Early Renaissance. He was receiving a lot of reputation for his "Larger-than-Life figures". His style of art was unique, he would create statues which would give a new science of perspective, in which they would create art that would occupy space. His sculptures also would show very accurate emotions, sorrow, joy, and suffering; not only would this appear in their faces, but the body as well.

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A marble statue, which has a clear posture of bravery and confidence. St. George was a statue built to resemble a military figure and resembles some of Donatello's early style.

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Donatello had sculpted this artwork with his original style making the lion as life-like as he could.

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Seen as a man who is clearly sorrowful, especially with all the imprisonment and betrayal that he had gone through. Donatello makes it clear through his facial expression how he feels.

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St. John the Evangelist          (1410-1411)

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St. John the Evangelist          (1410-1411)

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Telling by the time frame and the the Gothic style of the sculpture it's clear that this was one of Donatello's earlier pieces of work. Often, most people would depict St. John the Evangelist as a younger man, but like with most of Donatello's artwork he enjoys avoiding the legends and making the sculptures appear to be more similar in a sense that they would be realistically. Such as the image below where St. John is viewed as an older man with knowledge.

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Here Donatello created 29 sculptures, which were later torn down . We don't necessarily know the correct arrangements of this art piece, however it is noteworthy enough that we try to put it together. Seeing as how it was made between 1447-1450 it was Donatello's later artwork; this means that it was more than likely crafted with his classical style.

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This interesting piece was created by Donatello and another artist, however Donatello's art was not meant to look any better than the other artist. This is why the art-pieces had came to be very similar in nature. The only difference is that while the other artist had focused on realism, Donatello was more focused on giving the art piece a classical style making it easier to depict who made which part of the art.

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The woodcut statue of st. John the Baptist appears to be very realistic and although not as in detail as Penitent Magdalene. Except, it's still very much in detail and well carved. This statue shows how Donatello was trying to give the statues a more realistic view.

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The wood statue is meant to be known for it's realism, so it is done in very in-depth detail. This is also a unique piece because often when the woman is being drawn or sculpted into a piece of art, often they will depict a young beautiful woman, however she had supposedly spent 30 years in the desert repenting for her sins. This gives it a realistic view.

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This marble statue was different from Donatello's original work, as mentioned above the Gothic-style of David, the Gothic-style was not as exciting to see as this style. In this statue, Donatello moved completely away from the Gothic-style, this was instead sculpted in a classical style. It was most known for it's "natural pose" and for how real it had appeared.

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Donatello created 5 sculptures for the bell tower of the Florence cathedral, Zuccone is one of the five. "It's known for it's realism and naturalism." It was also known to be one of Donatello's favorites

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A marble statue of Judith beheading Holofernes while he was drunk. In this statue Judith clearly expresses strength, cold, and a stern emotion. This shows how Donatello can really emphasize the emotions in the sculptures that he creates.

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This is a marble statue depicting David, this statue is far less popular than the Bronze statue of David. Possibly not because of the material it was made of, but instead it could possibly be the different styles. Seeing as how common the Gothic-style was, the new and improved style had probably inspired more people.

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Known to be "the first large-scale free-standing nude statue since antiquity." This is a well known art-piece created by Donatello and is mentioned to be a very influential piece as well as possibly being one of his best artwork. There is also another statue depicting David, but it's not as popular as the Bronze statue of David.

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This marble statue was one of Donatello's early pieces of art.  This statue shows Donatello's move away the well known/common Gothic style.

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This was only one of the reliefs that Donatello had created. He had originally done multiple artworks for a church. Much of it was lost after the church had been taken down. This was only one of the four important reliefs that were found out of the 21 that were created. It was known to have been a massive project for the church

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St. George Killing The Dragon (1416-1417)

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St. George Killing The Dragon (1416-1417)

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The technique that Donatello was able to show in this sculpture was schiaciatto, in which the background or plane that the sculpted elements are on are only slightly lower that the elements to create am illusion of depth. This sculpture is famous for being known as, "one of the first examples of central-point perspective in sculptures."

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This is a Bronze statue of a man who had died and his family requested that Donatello would make a statue in his honor. This is an interesting statue because it shows all the things that people enjoyed about his artwork, the amount of emotion that is shown in this statute is amazing; this statue resembles the strength, dominance, and authority of the man.

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This is Donatello's first bronze relief(A relief is when the sculpted structures stay attached to the material that they are created from). I feel like this piece is very important to use to as alongside some of the most notable sculptures that Donatello has done because it is a great example of Donatello giving the new science of perspective, you can tell that he used a linear perspective. This same perspective will be used later through out the Renaissance.