Showing 24 artworks out of 32 with Donatello and with artwork date before 1437 and with artwork date after 1427
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Donatello's 'Feast of Herod' (1427) is a dramatic bronze relief depicting John the Baptist’s execution. Explore its innovative perspective, emotional intensity & Renaissance artistry.
Donatello’s Old Sacristy in San Lorenzo showcases Early Renaissance geometric precision and humanist contemplation with stunning sculptures and frescoes. Explore this masterpiece of Florentine ambition and architectural innovation – a timeless work to admire or own.
Donatello's "Annunciation" (1435) depicts the pivotal moment of Mary’s conception, showcasing his mastery of classical forms and expressive realism within a richly detailed Renaissance setting.
Donatello's 'Evangelist Luke' (1428) is a stunning stucco relief showcasing Renaissance realism and serene contemplation. Admire the intricate details of this masterpiece.
Experience Donatello's Renaissance mastery with Prophet Habakkuk, a stunning marble study of human emotion and classical grace; discover this timeless piece today.
Donatello's "Herod's Banquet" bronze relief captures a dramatic Renaissance moment with John the Baptist, showcasing classical contrapposto and intricate detail from 1427. Explore this iconic sculpture and its powerful symbolism – perfect for art lovers.
Donatello's "Annunciation" (c.1435) is a masterpiece of Early Renaissance sculpture, showcasing the artist’s innovative style and profound religious themes. Explore Donatello’s genius in this iconic work.
Donatello's Prophet Habakkuk is a monumental marble sculpture created between 1434 and 1436 for Giotto's Campanile in Florence. Known as "Zuccone," it depicts an anonymous prophet with striking realism, capturing a moment of intense emotion—fear and awe—through masterful anatomical detail and expressive torsion.
Donatello’s Tomb of Antipope John XXIII is a masterpiece of Early Renaissance sculpture commissioned for the Florentine Baptistry. Featuring intricate reliefs depicting Virtues and the Madonna and Child, it stands as a testament to Donatello's skill and artistic vision alongside Michelozzo's contribution.
Donatello's 'Allegoric Figure of a Boy (Atys)' is a bronze masterpiece from 1430, showcasing youthful grace and classical influence. Explore this iconic Renaissance sculpture’s rich history & artistic details.
Donatello's 'Prophet Habakkuk' (1427-1436) is a powerful marble sculpture capturing the prophet’s anguish and divine burden. Witness Donatello’s masterful realism & Renaissance artistry in this iconic piece.
Donatello's 'St John on Patmos' (1428) is a Renaissance masterpiece depicting the saint in contemplation. Explore this stunning fresco & view high-quality reproductions.
Donatello’s Bust of Niccolo da Uzzano: A stunning marble Renaissance portrait showcasing classical realism & exquisite detail. Explore this masterpiece!
A profound stucco masterpiece by Donatello depicting the divine scene of Jesus and angels from 1428, capturing the spiritual essence of the Italian Renaissance for your collection.
Donatello’s ‘Evangelist Mark’ (1428) – a masterpiece of Renaissance relief sculpture! Admire its detail, classical influence & serene beauty. Explore this iconic artwork.
Experience the divine movement of Donatello's 1428 stucco masterpiece Ascension of St John, a breathtaking Renaissance vision of celestial ascent that invites you to explore this rare piece of Florentine history.
Experience the intense drama of Donatello's Martyrdom of St John, a powerful Early Italian Renaissance masterpiece capturing emotional tension through dynamic figures and textures, available as a fine oil reproduction.
A tense scene of communal grief unfolds in Donatello's Resurrection of Druisana, a powerful 1428 masterpiece capturing the raw emotion of the early Renaissance, available for your private collection.