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What is remarkable about Renaissance artist Donatello's sculpture of David, the biblical shepherd who slayed Goliath?
David is portrayed as an adolescent rather than an adult.
David is unclothed, unlike the other sculptures of that era.
David is made from marble and not bronze.
The biblical figure of David was a prominent topic in Renaissance art, possibly most famously represented by Michelangelo's marble sculpture. Two statues by Donatello, an early Renaissance Italian sculptor, are known as Holofernes David and Judith.
Option A is the right answer because Goliath's head is at his feet, while "David" is shown as a small kid and young adolescent. Donatello seemed to be attempting to persuade society that man is capable of conquering anything.
Option B does not highlight Donatello's art or David's characterization because the striking aspect of David is his portrayal of a young average boy rather than presenting him as a bronze sculpture without clothes.
Option C is wrong since the sculpture, which is one of the greatest sculptural masterpieces of the early Renaissance, was created in bronze rather than marble.
As a result, Donatello's sculpture of David in the teenage role as a young boy is a stunning piece of Renaissance art.
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