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Who was David What significance of the history of Florence does he provide?
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∙ 14y ago
David is a character of the Old Testament who defeated a much bigger enemy. Florence liked to equate themselves with him.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoThe Florentine people felt David embodied the strength of their city.
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What city is Michaelangelo's David?
In Florence, in the Galleria dell'Accademia.
Where was the sculpture David made?
Michelangelo's David was sculptured in Florence, where it remains.
Where was David Sculpted?
Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, Italy.
What is the statue next to the David on the square in Florence?
A quick wikipedia search is likely to tell you all you need to know about Michelangelo's David. Click link below! There are three more Davids in Florence: two by Donatello, one by Verrocchio.
What religious sculpture piece made Michelangelo famous?
David, which is in Florence.
What city is Michaelangelo's David?
In Florence, in the Galleria dell'Accademia.
What has the author Florence David written?
Florence David has written: 'Patinage artistique a roulettes'
When was Florence Nightingale David born?
Florence Nightingale David was born on 1909-08-23.
What has the author Lawrin David Armstrong written?
Lawrin David Armstrong has written: 'The tractatus de materia montis of Lorenzo Ridolfi' -- subject(s): Debts, Public, Florence (Republic), Florence (Republic) Monte comune, History, Public Debts
When was David Florence born?
David Florence was born on August 8, 1982, in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.
What city is David's city?
Michaelangelo's david is in Florence, Italy
Where did Michelangelo carve the David?
In Florence.
Where was the sculpture David made?
Michelangelo's David was sculptured in Florence, where it remains.
Who got Michelangelo's David?
The city of Florence.
What information is there about Florence Nightingale David?
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Where was David Sculpted?
Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, Italy.
What are some of Donatello's creations?
The 'David', now in the Bargello museum in Florence.
