Which of the following statements is a true comparison of the two sculptures of David pictured below? Bernini’s DavidA sculpture of David by Bernini. David is clothed and leaning to the side. Michelangelo’s DavidA sculpture of David by Michelangelo. David is naked and looks lost in thought. a. The two sculptures are both famous because they are the only two sculptures of David that were created. b. Michelangelo’s David is known for the emotion he shows, and Bernini’s David is known for the openness of space presented in the composition. c. The openness of the composition of Michelangelo’s David allows for space that draws the viewer in, and the emotion in Bernini’s David displays the energy of the action and forces the viewer into the event. d. Bernini’s David stands in the s-shaped curve inspired by the classical ideals of form and Michelangelo’s David forces the viewer to become part of the action.