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| | Donatello - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi) (1386 - December 13, 1466) was a famous Florentine artist and sculptor of the early Renaissance. | | | This Roman sojourn was decisive for the entire development of Italian art in the 15th century, for it was during this period that Brunelleschi undertook his measurements of the Pantheon dome and of other Roman buildings. | | | When Cosimo, the greatest art patron of his time, was exiled from Florence in 1433, Bimbo accompanied him to Venice, while Donatello went to Rome to drink for the second time at the source of classic art. |
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| | Donatello |
| | Donatello was an Italian Renaissance sculptor -- one of the greatest sculptors of all time and the founder of modern sculpture. | | | Donatello was one of the most influential sculptors of all times. | | | Donatello's sculptures are not all in the same style. |
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| | Biography |
| | Donatello's earliest work of which there is certain knowledge, a marble statue of David, shows an artistic debt to Ghiberti, who was then the leading Florentine exponent of International Gothic, a style of graceful, softly curved lines strongly influenced by northern European art. | | | Donatello could hardly have designed it alone; Michelozzo, a sculptor and architect with whom he entered into a limited partnership a year or two later, may have assisted him. | | | The latter, according to an unproved anecdote, was made in friendly competition with Brunelleschi, a sculptor and an architect. |
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| | Donatello had an immense impact on the art and the artists of the Renaissance. | | | Donatello was a great Italian sculptor, who was born in Florence, Italy, in 1386, and died at the age of 80 in 1466. | | | Donatello is considered to be one of the greatest sculptors of all time. |
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| | Donatello or Donato di Niccolo di Betto Bardi is one of the most famous artists of the Renascence. | | | We know a lot about Donatello's art but what about the artist behind the art. | | | Donatello's reputation was made within his own liftime and has remained high ever since. |
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| | Donatello - Biography and Gallery of Art |
| | To sum up, Donatello was so admirable in knowledge, in judgment, and in the practice of his art that he may be said to have been the first to illustrate the art of sculpture among the moderns; and he deserves the more commendation because in his time few antiquities had been uncovered. | | | Donato, who was always called Donatello by his friends and relatives, was born in Florence in the year 1383, and produced many works in his youth; but the first thing that caused him to be known was an Annunciation carved in stone for the church of S. Croce in Florence. | | | For Donatello made his figures in such a way that in the room where he worked they did not look half as well as when they were put in their places. |
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| | Island of Freedom - Donatello |
| | Donatello was born in Florence, the son of a wool comber. | | | Donatello, who died on December 13, 1466, had many pupils, the most important of whom was Desiderio da Settignano. | | | In his third and culminating period, Donatello broke away from classical influence and in his work emphasized realism and the portrayal of character and of dramatic action. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Donatello di Betto Bardi |
| | Donatello became bedridden in his latter years, and some of his works were completed by his pupils. | | | Donatello made his tomb, a recumbent portrait-statue in the baptistery. | | | Donatello had always been lavish with his fellow-workers and assistants, and took no forethought for himself. |
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| | Art - Donatello's David |
| | Donatello rapidly matured as an artist and was able to present humanity, in its crudest form of existence, to the world. | | | Throughout his life, Donatello produced an abundance of beautiful paintings and sculptures, almost all having an impact on the art world. | | | The embrace of Donatello’s philosophy by artists of the fifteenth century resulted in a permanent change in Italian art. |
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| | If Donatello enriched and extended the emotional range of art, he did so in perfect correspondence with the highest culture of his time-even though, at the end of his life, the contorted forms and convulsed expressiveness of his figures seem to look back to a medieval devoutness foreign to the spirit of the Renaissance. | | | Donatello and His World; Sculpture of the Italian Renaissance, by Joachim Poeschke. | | | True, the perspective is still stiff and unworked out, and the foreshortcuing of the Virgin's left hand is too forthright and bold, but the softened contouring and formal simplicity of this charming and tender group (reminiscent of Giotto's sober and limpid art) announces the austere monumentality of Masaccio's Virgins. |
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| | No. 1573: Donatello in Time |
| | Chapter 1, Donatello and the Tragic Sense in the Quattrocento. | | | Donatello transmutes the themes of his age into an understanding of the human lot that serves any age. | | | But Florentine sculptor Donatello, whose name is not on every tongue today, was, in fact, an artist for all time. |
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| | glbtq >> arts >> Donatello |
| | While contemporaries noted that Donatello was unmarried and childless, paid no attention to his appearance, and spurned "over-showy" clothing, such comments were made in the conventional context of establishing the sculptor's single-minded devotion to his artistic practice. | | | The most inventive, prolific sculptor of the early Renaissance, Donatello was both technically versatile and adept at powerfully expressive effects. | | | In his David Donatello created a creature aware of his erotic power. |
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| | Donatello created two works using techniques from Ghiberti, and these works were not always graceful, but they still captured the viewers eye. | | | Donatello treated his works as if they had distinct personalities, rather than just an ordinary thing. | | | His prime influence was Lorenzo Ghiberti, whom Donatello assisted for many years before working on his own. |
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| | Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance . Renaissance . Donatello PBS |
| | Donatello was not a popular person, but in his sculptures he managed to capture life itself. | | | Cosimo's artists were tolerated because of their talent, and Donatello knew he had the luxury of behaving badly. | | | Cosimo would defend his friend from slander and insults about Donatello's homosexuality, which was then illegal in Florence. |
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| | Donatello’s origins, his accomplishments, and his impact are important aspects to appreciate the sculptor, Donatello. | | | Donatello is known as the most important sculptor of the Early Renaissance. | | | Because of his great dedication, he was able to create so much art in so many different varieties (Poeschke p.5). |
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| | Donatello Online |
| | Donatello at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Madonna and Child within an Arch | | | Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK 117 works by or related to the artist | | | Donatello in the Louvre Museum Database, Paris (only available in French) |
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| | Statue of David - Michelangelo and Donatello |
| | Donatello had an immense impact on Renaissance art and his statue of David was the first free standing nude statue in the Christian era. | | | This admiration of thy self is a dominant theme in Renaissance art. | | | You can also find busts from the Statue of David in our Bust Gallery |
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| | Donatello on Encyclopedia.com |
| | DONATELLO [Donatello], c.1386-1466, Italian sculptor, major innovator in Renaissance art, b. | | | Donatello's Gattamelata and its humanist audience *.(Critical Essay) | | | Generally considered to be the greatest sculptor between Donatello and Michelangelo, Verrocchios human figures are characterized |
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| | AllRefer.com - Donatello (European Art To 1599, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | dOnAtel´lO] Pronunciation Key, c.1386–1466, Italian sculptor, major innovator in Renaissance art, b. | | | AllRefer.com - Donatello (European Art To 1599, Biography) - Encyclopedia | | | You are here : AllRefer.com > Reference > Encyclopedia > European Art To 1599, Biographies > Donatello |
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| | Target : Entertainment : Books : Arts & Photography : Artists, A-Z : ( D-F ) : Donatello |
| | Donatello and His World: Sculpture of the Italian Renaissance | | | Tuscan sculpture of the fifteenth century;: A collection of sixteen pictures reproducing works by Donatello, the Della Robbia, Mina da Fiesole, and others, (The Riverside art series. | | | Earth and Fire: Italian Terracotta Sculpture from Donatello to Canova |
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| | Donatello, 1-3 Brighton Place, Brighton, BN1 1HJ - www.restaurant-guide.com |
| | The children are catered for well (with any pizza for £3) and the desserts are a lush landscape of temptation and sin, with everything from simple ice creams through to a wichedly tempting tiramisu. | | | I work in Donatello and I wouldn't agree with some of opinions about this restaurant. | | | Review by Lucie T. I went to Donatello restaurant at the weekend with friends and it was fantastic. |
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| | Donatello's David |
| | Donatello's statue depicts a nude, with some feminine features [2]. | | | However, Donatello's David unlike the later figure by Michelangelo, is not completely nude. | | | Continue reading on the secrets of Italian sculpture in the book: Masters of Italian Sculpture - by Guy Shaked |
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| | DONATELLO |
| | Donatello was one of the greatest Florentine sculptors. | | | Donatello was greatly influenced by antique art and Humanist theories. | | | He lived mostly in Florence but spent some time in Rome, Padua and Siena. |
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| | Donatello Italian Sculptor The David Questia.com Online Library |
| | ...Michelangelo late Pietas or the fervour of Donatellos Magdalen plate 2 were inspired solely...there can be no doubt that Masaccio and Donatello, Piero della Francesca and... | | | His fresh and lively...advanced artists-- Brunelleschi, Donatello, Ghiberti, Luca della Robbia...pictorial... | | | ...born in Florence who owed little to Donatello or Ghiberti. |
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| | Profile - The Donatello |
| | The Italian sculptor Donatello was a major figure in 15th-century Renaissance art, and the hotel bearing his name reflects classic European spirit. | | | Sophisticated travelers from the U.S. and abroad have fallen in love with la dolce far niente at the Donatello. | | | At the Donatello, the City of San Francisco serves as the hotel's primary amenity. |
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| | Donatello (TMNT) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Donatello is named after Donato "Donatello" di Nicollo di Betto Bardi, the famous Renaissance sculptor. | | | This has been carried over into the games inspired by the 2003 animated series. | | | His bandanna is typically portrayed as purple, his favorite color (although originally all four Turtles had red bandannas), and his weapon is a bo (quarterstaff), which he sometimes uses as a tool or a walking stick. |
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| | Art History: Artists: D: Donatello |
| | Home : Art History : Artists : D : Donatello | | | Web Gallery of Art piece with comments and images of works. |
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| | Art History at Loggia Exploring the Renaissance Artist Donatello |
| | He devoted his life to art, and proved himself an exceptional sculptor and a marvellous maker of statuary as well as a skilled and competent worker in stucco, in perspective, and in architecture, for which he was highly regarded. | | | "Donato, who was called Donatello was by his relations and signed himself as such on several of his works, was born in Florence in 1386. |
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| | Judith and Holofernes by DONATELLO |
| | The difficult bronze sculpture of Judith and Holofernes was made by Donatello for the Signoria of Florence "... | | | Donatello was so satisfied with the results that he decided, for the first time, to put his name on one of his works; and it is seen in these words: DONATELLI OPUS" (Vasari). | | | Donatello was commissioned to do the sculpture by Cosimo de' Medici between 1455 and 1460 as the decoration for a fountain in the garden of Palazzo Medici-Riccardi. |
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| | Melissa's Myriad: Donatello |
| | Donatello was a versatile sculptor, able to handle any subject in a most striking manner. | | | Donatello was born in Florence, Italy, about 1386. | | | His early style was realism based on humanism and the study of nature. |
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| | Brunnelleshci was the driving force behind the Humanist revival in the arts in Florence, in fact he and Donatello took a run down to Rome to check out the ruins. | | | This "classical" attitude of Donatello's didn't just drop on him one morning while he was drinking his third cup of coffee. | | | The real break with mere copying of classical forms and the establishment of the "Classical Ideas and Attitude" toward the human body was established by Donatello. |
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| | Term Papers On Donatello, Research Papers, Essays |
| | Renaissance artists Donatello and Michelangelo portrayed the Biblical figure of David using different media and artistic perspectives. | | | Michelangelo’s massive 13 foot (434 centimeters) marble sculpture was completed nearly a century after Donatello’s much smaller, 185 centimeter bronze statue.... | | | Number of paragraphs: 6 Number of sentences: 33 Number of words: 578 |
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| | He executed many unusual objects and, talented though he was in his art, he was just as amenable and quick in expediting his many works, which can be admired to this day in various places." | | | His life can be seen through a letter written in 1525 by Pietro Summonte to Marcantonio Michiel: "In the days of our fathers there lived in Florence Donatello, a rare man who was rough and simple in everything but his sculpture, in which many believe that no one has been greater than he. | | | His sculpture "David" is well known by every generation. |
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| | The Pygmalion Syndrome Art Gallery: Donatello's Bronze David |
| | The Pygmalion Syndrome Art Gallery: Donatello's Bronze David | | | Donatello’s David is featured in my adult story “On Display”. | | | Another theory is that it isn’t meant to depict David slaying Goliath at all, but rather Mercury slaying Argus. |
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| | The Virgin's movement and expression reveal both her humility and the gratitude appropriate to an unexpected gift.." I-175 | | | "Donatello made for it with his own hand the effigy of the dead man in gilded bronze, together with the marble statues of Hope and Charity, and his pupil, Michelozzo, made the statue of Faith." I-176 | | | Donatello's statue of the prophet Habbakuk was regarded as an outstanding work, finer than anything else he had ever made; and so whenever Donatello wanted to swear convincingly to the truth of anything he used to protest 'by the faith I have in my Zuccone'. |
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| | Donatello and His Sculptures |
| | Donatello was an Italian sculptor during the Italian Renaissance era. | | | During his third time period, Donatello emphasized realism and dramatic action. | | | Donatello's career is usually divided into three periods. |
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| | Ristorante Donatello :: news |
| | It was named after the building belonging to Donatello where the grotto is held every year. | | | Eat to Win lasts from 18 July to 28 August 2005, with weekly prize draws. | | | Each time you eat at Donatello (and pay with your American Express® Card) you will be entered into the prize draw for that particular week, so the more you eat out, the more chances you have to win! |
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| | Donatello - Wikimedia Commons |
| | Donatello's David: Plaster replica in the Cast Courts, Victoria and Albert Museum, London |
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| | Donatello is a classically proportioned design with subtly tapered strokes, inspired by the lettering on the fifteenth century cantoria by Luca della Robbia in the Museum of the Duomo, in Florence. | | | The design, consisting of caps and small caps, also includes Donatello Alternates -- a compatible set of wider characters. |
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| | The Donatello Hotel - Reservations |
| | The Terrace Room accommodates groups up to 50 and has the flexibility to be set in a variety of meeting styles. | | | Live jazz is featured in the wine bar on weekends. | | | The moment you drive into the porte cochere leading directly into the hotel, you realize that service is truly an exceptional part of the Donatello. |
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| | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fansite Don Everything TMNT. . . because Doc said so! |
| | Unlike the other Turtles, Donatello is more of a pacifist, and doesn't like to fight. | | | This site is not affiliated with any publishers of TMNT content or merchandise, or any copyright holders of TMNT in any way. | | | Donatello's weapon of choice is the Bo (Staff) and his favorite color is Purple. |
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| | Print: The Florentine Set: Beata, Donatello, Donatello Alternativo, Ghiberti.@ HighBeam Research |
| | The set is made of four fonts: the Beata, the Donatello, the Donatello Alternativo and Ghiberti. | | | The Florentine Set: Beata, Donatello, Donatello Alternativo, Ghiberti. | | | The Legacy of Letters series of typeface design from LetterPerfect Fonts and designed by Paul Shaw and Garrett Boge contains the Florentine Set which is based on 15th-century Italian inscriptional lettering in Florence. |
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| | Donatello |
| | Powerful red wheaten who managed to move ok in the ring. | | | Pictured at 2 years winning his 2nd CC with RBIS | | | Diamondridge Donatello started his show career winning 1st In the Puppy Stakes at the Hound Show. |
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| | Welcome to Donatello's! |
| | Donatello's combines classic Italian dishes with a modern flair in an environment that is both formal and casual. | | | For over sixteen years, the DiCenso family has made it possible for many to experience a true Italian dining experience with the award winning restaurant, Donatello's! | | | Take the time now to sample a small part of the Donatello's experience! |
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| | Fine Italian Toronto Dining: Donatello Restaurant |
| | With three seperate dining rooms Donatello is perfect for romantic dates, family dinners before the theatre and private business functions. | | | Hidden among the romantic street lights of Elm Street, just off the rush of Yonge and Dundas is a quaint Italian restaurant, Donatello. | | | A family run establishment with an intense focus on providing a high quality fine dining experience. |
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| | Florence apartment: Donatello |
| | This comfortable apartment, with its small private garden, is situated in a private enclosed green area in the center of Florence. | | | Located on the ground level and one floor below, Donatello is a quiet and relaxing retreat in the midst of Florence's most important historic districts. | | | It can easily be reached by car from Piazzale Donatello, and is only a five minute walk from the Accademia and Piazza San Marco. |
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