Circle of Donatello
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The Circle of Donatello refers to sculptures produced by artists working in the immediate orbit of Donatello (c. 1386-1466), the most influential sculptor of the early Renaissance. These works follow Donatello's revolutionary naturalism and classical references but may be by students, assistants, or close followers rather than the master himself.
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About Circle of Donatello
It indicates works by artists closely associated with Donatello but not confirmed as his own hand. These pieces follow his revolutionary naturalistic style and were likely made by students or workshop associates.
The Nativity, dated 1460, is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
Donatello (c. 1386-1466) was the most influential sculptor of the early Renaissance, and works from his circle follow his revolutionary naturalism.
These pieces may be by students, assistants, or close followers rather than Donatello himself, so they carry the broader "circle of" attribution instead.
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