presented. The major work is of the famous Statue of David created first by Donatello during the early Renaissance period. Michelangelo recreates it again in the High renaissance at the height of art and sculpture. Lastly created once more by Bernini in the Italian Baroque. They all share their interpretation of David as he is about to come against his greatest foe, Goliath armed with only a slingshot and his wits with him. Donatello first introduced David to the world in the early Renaissance. the
Rafael, Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello, and Michelangelo used many of the ideas common to the Renaissance. These ideas included the four innovations: triangular form, chiaroscuro, different perspectives, and oil paints. The Baroque period brought artist such as Caravaggio, Artemisia Gentileschi, and Bernini. These artist twisted many of the
of his works, David and the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa, were based on biblical events. Bernini transformed those biblical stories from language to marble. Bernini’s statues show the characters’ appearances, motions and feelings simultaneously, thus they are more impressive than language. In the other words, Bernini’s marble became a better way to tell these stories. Further analysis about David and the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa will prove this point. David is a 1.7-meters-high marble statue. Its life size
Humanism-When humans started to become more obsessed with themselves and more secular than being all about god. They became obsessed with the human body and that we were made in gods likeness so we should be made in statues and paintings. More self portraits were made and statues of humans. Studio humanitas- the study of the human body and how it works. Many people such as Leonardo da Vinci wanted to study the human body because they wanted to see how we worked and what made us work. They studied