Renaissance+and+Reformation+Sculpture

technique and porportions, which proves that by this time, artists were looking into their classic past. This statue depicts an child David with the head of Goliath sitting at his feet. || "1b Early Itallian Reniassance Art." //Beyond Books//. Apex, 2007. Web. 8 Dec. 2009. . || sculpting technique, which became very common during the renissance. || Statue of Saint Chirstopher. 1400-1425. Metropolitain Museum of Art, New York. //ARTstor//. Web. 9 Dec. 2009. . || the Darnstadt Church. || Unknown. //St. Maurice//. 1480-1490. Darmstadt. //ARTstor//. Web. 9 Dec. 2009. . ||
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 * [[image:http://www.beyondbooks.com/eur11/images/00002765.jpg width="200" height="288"]] || One of the many statues of David by Itallian renaissance Donatello diepicts use of Roman
 * [[image:statue_of_st._christopher.JPG]] || This gold and silver of St. Christopher shows displays the great wealth that was achieved during the renissance. This statue also uses Roman
 * [[image:st.maurice.JPG width="276" height="412"]] || This German wooden statue of St. Maurice, also uses the skilled carving of a Roman Style. This statue is one of the many statues located out side