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CheckPoint: A comparison of Three Ornement
Brianna Setzer
Art/101
Summer 20, 2014
Kristy Yau
CheckPoint: A comparison of Three Sculptures
Learning that there were actually different versions of David came as being a surprise in my opinion. I am not a lover of art and never likely to be interested in understanding sculpture. Three artists showcased in this gate all have a different models for this same sculpture. I will cover each in an order that appears more rational because in a way, I believe that the three David sculptures show different items in the war. Michelangelo's David shows David in a generally relaxed position. There is superb detail to his muscle tissue and physiology. Most of his weight can be on one leg and he seems to be focusing to his left like he sees Goliath inside the distance. It looks like this statue is to signify the moments before he problems Goliath. The slingshot is finished his make and not but in use. The hand possessing the mountain does appear a little tight. Michelangelo toned a very assertive version of David and shows that he has a good understanding of the way the human body functions.
Bernini's David is a very anxious stance. You can observe that he is in the midst of an attack. The sling shot is ready to proceed. The focus on David's deal with is clear, the muscle groups had to use the tricing shot are pretty obvious as you can see muscle tissues in his arms and legs flexing. A single difference through this version vs . Michelangelo's type is size. Bernini used a realistic size instead of a superhuman size. Another difference through this version is that it is a bit more modest, you can observe that David is pictures but his genitalia can be covered by material.
Donatello's David is extremely different from the Michelangelo and Bernini variations. In this version, the war is already above. David is standing completely relaxed with one calf propped on Goliaths brain. This sculpture is completely hollowed out and made mainly out of bronze. This kind of...
References: Khan Academy. В (n. d). В Retrieved from http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/Donatello.html
Khan Academy. В (n. d). В Retrieved from http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/Michelangelo-David.html
Khan Academy. В (n. d). В Retrieved from http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/Bernini-David.html
