David is a marble sculpture created by Italian sculptor Michelangelo bonaroti from 1501 to 1504. It is now collected in the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Italy.
This sculpture is a marble statue, 3.96 meters high, and the base is 5.5 meters high. The statue shows the image of a young and powerful naked man. He has a strong body, firm expression, full muscles and vitality. He seems to be able to feel the beating of blood vessels in the figure's body, highlighting the tall image of David as a hero. [1]
David embodies the sacred beauty of the human body and David's great enthusiasm, so it has become one of the male nude statues worth boasting in the history of Western art.

The statue of David is a naked, tall, muscular and well-developed young man. His standing posture is very natural and beautiful: his legs open naturally, his right hand droops and relaxes naturally, his head turns to the left, and his genitals droop naturally. David's face looks very handsome. His eyes are big and divine. His nose is very high and angular. He looks very three-dimensional. European men are generally tall and have a lot of hair. The male hair in this sculpture is thick and curly, and there is more hair in the pudenda.

David is based on myths in the Old Testament. David was a biblical figure and king of Israel from 1010 to 970 BC. During his reign, he overthrew the rule of the alien Philistines and unified Israel. The hero had a wonderful story when he was young. At that time, Saul king of Israel reigned. The Philistines invaded Israel. Among the Philistines, there was a warrior named Goliath. He was eight feet tall, wearing a helmet and armor. He was infinitely powerful. He was invincible in the battlefield. The Israelites were killed and injured countless. Goliath fought for more than 40 days, and the Israelites did not dare to fight. David's three brothers went to the front to fight. Because he was too young to fight, he went to the front to deliver food to his brothers. When David reached the front line, he saw Goliath, the giant of the enemy, rush up, and the Israelites couldn't resist. At this time, David was full of anger and asked to go to war to snow the shame of the nation. When King Saul saw that David had great faith, he gave him his armor. David refused the armor and was still dressed as a shepherd boy. He led the crowd to the battlefield and scolded Goliath loudly. When Goliath was scolded dizzy, David threw a stone with a stone throwing machine and knocked Goliath unconscious. David rushed forward, pulled out the sharp blade, cut off Goliath's head and saved Israel. Since then, young David has become a national famous hero. Michelangelo did not follow the previous scene in which David stepped on the enemy's head after defeating the enemy, but chose the state when David met the battle.