The artwork, named “Zuccone (Statue of the Prophet Habakkuk)”, was created by the artist Donatello in 1425. This sculpture is representative of the Early Renaissance art movement. The genre of this piece is sculpture.
The artwork portrays a full-length statue of the prophet Habakkuk, captured in a contemplative and serene stance. The fine details carved into the figure emphasize the folds and texture of the robe, illustrating Donatello’s mastery in portraying realistic human forms and drapery. The expression on the face of the prophet exhibits a sense of introspection, enhancing the spiritual and meditative qualities of the sculpture. This work reflects the Early Renaissance emphasis on naturalism and human emotion, marking a significant evolution in the depiction of biblical figures.