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Say something about him.

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What about this man?

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Actually, they present the same man. His name is David. Why the same man with different

images?

David’s Story from the Bible

David’s Story from the Bible

Donatello’s David

“First” before early Renaissance 1420~1450 Unsupported standing bronze work Freestanding nude male sculpture

(Middle Ages)

At a triumphal moment against Goliath Enemy’s head under his feet. Taking Goliath’s sword. Boots and a shepherd’s hat with

laurel leaves A victorious hero A shepherd A poet and musician

Donatello’s David

A young boy rather than a strong king Feminine figure

Innocent and virtuous Pose of thinking and resting

Humility over haughtiness The victory was God’s rather than

man’s. Not many muscles A seemingly too heavy sword A mysterious expression

資料來源： Italian Renaissancehttp://www.italianrenaissance.org/donatellos-david/

Michelangelo’s David

Marble statue in the Renaissance First time that a large scale nude

statue was made then A big challenge for Michelangelo 1501~1504 5.17meter tall

Ready for the battle against Goliath Slingshot and stones in his hands His face looks tense

Tight nose Eyebrows deep

concentration Muscular figure

Visible veins Tight upper lip

Michelangelo’s David

資料來源： Italian Renaissancehttp://www.italianrenaissance.org/michelangelos-david/ Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_(Michelangelo)

Contrapposto pose The figure stands with one leg

holding its full weight and the other leg relaxed. This classic pose causes the figure’s hips and shoulders to rest at opposite angles, giving a curve to the body.

The head turns to the left while the left arm is raised to his left shoulder with his sling flung down behind his back.

Larger hands and head For viewers to see the statue high

up there.

Find 4 words from this smiley face.

What kind of person are you? Do you agree with the results of that

smiley face? Yes. Why? No. Why not?

Talk to the classmate next to you to see if they agree.

Adjectives about personality!

Ideas from those TWO Davids We may have different images.

Different moments Different purposes Different roles

Different expectations towards yourself

What else?

Knowing before a good start

Interview 5 classmates. Ask for their opinions about you. Write down all the features (adjectives)

they describe you. Try to be humble for positive

descriptions. Try to be thankful for negative

descriptions. Ask them why they think of you that way.

Discover your different images! Analyze those interviews.

Categorize the features you want and those you don’t.

Think of any you want yourself to have. Create a new image you expect yourself

to have. What & Why

Think of ways to make it. How & When