For k-sama: Art University Renaissance Period Donatello Gattamelata General Equestrian Statue Plaster Cast

This is a plaster bust modeled after Equestrian Statue of Gattamelata, a sculpture by the Italian Renaissance artist Donatello.

Completed in 1453, it is famous as the first large-scale bronze equestrian statue of the Renaissance period.
Features: The bust meticulously reproduces details, such as the face of Medusa depicted on the armor.
It is widely used for plaster figure drawing classes at art universities and for sculpture practice.

Gattamelata is rarely seen, so it is likely a rare item.

By Donatello, made in Piazza del Santo, Padua, Italy, 1447-1453.

This is a part of the full-body equestrian statue standing in a square in Padua. Gattamelata (1370-1443) was a military commander from Padua who was active throughout Italy in the 15th century. He eventually rose to the position of Commander-in-Chief of the Venetian army.

[Product Details]
Height: Approximately 83cm
Width: Approximately 71.5cm
Depth: Approximately 34cm
Weight: Approximately 17kg
Material: Plaster

(Note) This is an old item kept in personal storage.
There are dirt, scratches, chips, and small cracks. (See photos)
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.

How about using it for drawing or as an object?
It has some scratches and dirt, so we are offering it at a low price.

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