Eight years later, Donatello made a statue of the prophet named "Pumpkin Head" for the bell tower of the church. This is the most realistic statue, but I don't know who made it. Here, the sculptor did not use scrolls to express the traditional image of the Christian prophet, but treated it as the image of pumpkin head, which was ugly but noble in temperament. This is his painstaking work, and it is also a model of realism that he left his signature in his early days.