How Did Michelangelo Influence The Renaissance Man

Michelangelo We all have our own outlook on the “Renaissance man” and what he truly was. Some may say he is a perfectionist while others may say he is knowledgeable. Extraordinary artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Albrecht Durer, and Michelangelo are all great leaders of the Italian Renaissance. Each of them bought something unique and fresh to the art world. However, Michelangelo brought his own style and technique into the public eye and changed the Renaissance with his originality. During the 1500s the art world changed when Michelangelo lived. Dark and gloomy gothic styles were wiped away and replaced with fancy designs that illustrated the beauty of human life.
Michelangelo Buonarroti was considered a creative genius, who is known as
So he decided to explore the human body where it has not scientifically been explored. At night he would sneak into monasteries and examine the dead. Examining what was underneath the skin, Michelangelo was able to create realistic drawings. By seeing what was underneath the skin, he was able to create amazingly realistic drawings. His art has informed artists of how the human body works and moves.
Michelangelo personified many characteristic qualities of the Renaissance. He was not afraid to show human nudity. Michelangelo portrayed life as it is, and with that he expressed his artistic ideas. The most revealing pieces of art was the ceiling design, that showed a great number of nude figures. The many nude figures are referred to as Ignudi. They are naked humans, perhaps representing the naked truth. More likely, I think they represent Michelangelo’s concept of the human potential for perfection.
Michelangelo himself said, "Whoever strives for perfection is striving for something divine." In painting nude humans, he is suggesting the unfinished human; each of us is born nude with a mind and a body with the power to be our own shapers. Michelangelo has a very great personality for his