David statue

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It cannot be coincidental that Hercules also appeared on the official seal of the city of Florence. Here, then, was a message in art that the city believed itself the equal, perhaps even the better of any city in antiquity. Michelangelo has clearly gone beyond the restraints of Classical sculpture and created a figure which is palpably tense, an effect only accentuated by David's furrowed brow and determined stare.

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– 1504 Seventeen feet tall and made of marble, the statue of David is one of the most famous statues in the world. Michelangelo began this sculpture in 1501 and completed it on this date in 1504. The statue was paid for by the wool-workers of Florence, Italy, where the statue still stands; the wool-workers felt that David was a good symbol for their town because he was a shepherd and because he faced—and beat—the giant Goliath. The statue shows David just as he is turning to face Goliath. He…