Donatello

Explore the genius of Donatello, one of the most influential sculptors of the Italian Renaissance, in this meticulously prepared volume. Authored by David Lindsay, Earl of Crawford, this work delves into the life and artistic achievements of Donatello (1386?-1466), a master whose innovations shaped the course of Renaissance art. Discover the key works and historical context that solidified Donatello's place as a pivotal figure in art history. From groundbreaking techniques to enduring masterpieces, this study offers a comprehensive look at Donatello's contribution to sculpture and the broader artistic landscape of the Renaissance. Ideal for enthusiasts of Renaissance art, sculpture, and the rich history of artistic innovation. A timeless exploration of a true Renaissance master.

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