Cantoria
work by Donatello
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The Cantoria is a choir gallery, often found in Italian churches. Donatello, a prominent Florentine sculptor of the Early Renaissance (1386?-1466), created a Cantoria for the Florence Cathedral. This work is part of his significant contributions to sculpture during the 15th century, which also include pieces like St. George and David. Donatello's style was marked by a deep understanding of the human form and innovative relief techniques, influencing subsequent artists.1234
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