David Michelangelo

*100% original handmade oil painting on canvas. Ready to ship *Shipped whith tracking *All items are shipped in protective packaging and all duty of care is taken to ensure it gets to you intact and unmarked. *Name : « David Michelangelo » *Painter : Anastasia Yurzinova *Size: 40x60 cm *Material: Canvas, professional oil paint; *Year of creation: 2023 *Oil paintings have a long life and can be a great investment for the art connoisseur or first time art buyer. The Picture is suitable for any room. It can be a great gift. *Please note the colors might differ depending on your monitor settings. Prototype: David (Italian: David Michelangelo) is a marble statue by the outstanding Italian High Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo Buonarroti, located in the Accademia Gallery, Italy. David was created based on biblical motives. He was a Shepherd and showed himself to be a reliable and brave man, defeating a lion and a bear, protecting his sheep. Externally, he is blond, ruddy, handsome and strong. “David” is recognized as the standard of male beauty of the Renaissance and one of the most significant masterpieces of world art. But to understand why the sculpture received such high praise, we must first understand the context in which David was created. Painting of David by Michelangelo. Top quality oil. Canvas on a stretcher. Gilded paint. David was created according to biblical motives. He was a Shepherd and showed himself to be a reliable and courageous person, defeating a lion and a bear, protecting his sheep. Outwardly blond, blush, handsome and strong. "David" is recognized as the standard of male beauty of the Renaissance and one of the most significant masterpieces of world art. But in order to understand why the sculpture received such high praise, one must first understand the context in which David was created. Symbolism of David The sculpture depicts David, a biblical figure. According to the Bible, David fights Goliath, the colossal Philistine. Despite everything, the unarmed David knocks down the enemy with a sling and then beheads him with his own sword. Michelangelo decided to portray David before the battle: he is alert and ready for battle. His self-confidence and concentration are values ​​that were highly valued during the Renaissance, which aspired to the ideal of the "thinking man". Creating a statue, Michelangelo felt like a warrior of Good.