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    Judith and Holofernes Donatello

    • Dawit Abeza
    Tags:donatello David,donatello early life,donatello sculptures,hercules and caucus,Judith and Holofernes Donatello,Judith and Holofernes Sculpture by Donatello,michelangelo David,penitent magdalene Donatello,saint george Donatello,saint mark Donatello
    Judith and Holofernes Donatello The statue of Judith and Holofernes was charged by Cosimo de Medici who, as a pioneer of Florence's preeminent family had a personal stake in displaying consistently an appearance of solidarity and opportunity. The artwork was a particularly simple approach to do that. Cosimo's long-lasting kinship with Donatello...
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