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Sprite, Donatello Italian, High-copper alloy, fire-gilt, brown natural patina where exposed, Italian, Florence — Sprite
Sculptor/metalsmith close to Donatello
1432

Dovizia (Abundance), Giovanni della Robbia Italian, Glazed terracotta, Italian, Florence — Dovizia (Abundance)
Workshop of Giovanni della Robbia
After an original by Donatello
ca. 1515–25

Mirror case, Donatello Italian, Bronze, inlaid with gold and silver, British, after Italian original — Mirror case
After an original by Donatello
19th century, after ca. 1450 original

Dancing children (one of a pair), Donatello Italian, Oil on canvas, French — Dancing children (one of a pair)
After a composition by Donatello
French Painter
1770–90

Madonna and Child, Donatello Italian, Bronze, brown patina, slightly verdigris, traces of gilding, Italian, Padua — Madonna and Child
School of Donatello
probably second half 15th century

Madonna and Child, Donatello , and made by his Workshop Italian, Terracotta, polychromed, Italian, Florence — Madonna and Child
After a model by Donatello
15th century or later, after ca. 1450 model

Madonna and Child, Donatello Italian, Figures: terracotta, polychromed and gilded; later background: wood, painted to represent brocade; frame: carved and painted, mouldings gilt, Italian — Madonna and Child
School of Donatello
15th century

The flagellation of Christ, Donatello Italian, Bronze, Italian, Tuscany — The flagellation of Christ
Influenced by Donatello
late 19th–early 20th century

Virgin and Child, Donatello Italian, Stucco and colored glass (in halo), Italian, probably Verona — Virgin and Child
After an original by Donatello
mid-15th century

St. George

George Edwin Bissell

After an original by Donatello

19th century

Entombment

After an original by Donatello

Manufacturer Elkington & Co.

early 20th century

St. John the Baptist

After an original by Donatello

1457

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