The Orsanmichele and Lorenzo Ghiberti's The Gates of Paradise are in this city, where the Galleria dell'Accademia contains a sculpture of a man standing in contrapposto position holding a sling.
In this city, a guild of linen merchants rejected a statue they commissioned because it looked strange from street level, though it was designed to be viewed from below in the niche of a church. In addition to that depiction of St. Mark, another sculpture in this city consists of 10 gilded panels showing Biblical scenes and served as the doors of (*) this city's baptistery. The Orsanmichele and Lorenzo Ghiberti's The Gates of Paradise are in this city, where the Galleria dell'Accademia contains a sculpture of a man standing in contrapposto position holding a sling. For 10 points, name this city home to the Uffizi Gallery and Michelangelo's David.
In this city, a guild of linen merchants rejected a statue they commissioned because it looked strange from street level, though it was designed to be viewed from below in the niche of a church.
Florence (or Firenze; the statue of St. Mark in the Orsanmichele is by Donatello)