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    and renaissance art. His first large-scale sculpture was Bacchus. Around the same year of 1498‚ Michelangelo did the marble Pieta‚ which is the only work he ever signed. In 1536‚ Michelangelo started the Last Judgment for the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo was born on March 6‚ 1975 in Caprese Italy. Instead of going to school‚ Michelangelo would go and watch the painters at nearby churches and he would draw what he saw. Michelangelo’s father then realized his son had no interest

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    Michelangelo completed the Sistine Chapel on a curved ceiling by standing on a unique scaffolding system which was a wooden platform high up on the walls of the chapel. It was strong enough to hold workers and materials. He would’ve had to bend backwards and maybe sometimes lay on the platform in awkward positions‚ painting over his head. The structure of the composition is that Michelangelo has used fine details in his use of images for ‘Creation of Adam’‚ ‘The Last Judgement’ and all the angels

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    Cardinals. They are charged with making some of the largest decisions for the Church including electing the Pope and wear bright red‚ signifying that they are willing to die for the Church. These robes give the Cardinals their name. They meet in the Sistine Chapel‚ one of the most beautiful sites in the city state with a population of 800‚ as stated in 2012 by the CIA on their website. The Cardinals are elected for life but are only able to serve until they turn 80. Now that you now know the humble origination

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    from the Creation of the Flood. Other scenes show the ancestry of Christ‚ with moments in Bible history‚ and the Hebrew prophets and Pagan gods hoping for good the world was to become. It was majestic in every detail. More than 20 years after the Sistine Chapel was finished he began his huge fresco The Last Judgement. Painting and Sculpting weren’t the only things Michelangelo was good at‚ he had many great talents. When Florence was in danger of attack‚ he super intended fortification. He also wrote

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    None of Michelangelo’s other works ever won him quite the same renown as his fresco in the Sistine Chapel‚ a building now virtually synonymous with his name. Almost immediately after Michelangelo unveiled it in 1512‚ the fresco became like an academy for artists‚ who had since long been using the Sistine Chapel as storehouse of ideas. They treated works of Michelangelo as some kind of a portfolio through which they concocted new ideas. The prestigious style of buon fresco generated intense interest

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    Out of all the paintings we could choose from‚ I have decided to write about Michelangelo Bounarroti’s Guidizio Universale. It caught my eye because I have read a lot about The Last Judgment and how it would look like when it happens. Another part of the painting that caught my eye is how the people and other objects are falling and are afloat in mid sky blue air. The painting is representational for the fact that it is representing the human kind from the dammed and the saved. In the center of the

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    Michelangelo was paid two hundred thousand scudi. Many people were almost in competition to have Michelangelo work for them‚ at one point the pope was literally made to ask Michelangelo to paint Pope Sixtus IV’s chapel. So‚ Michelangelo began painting what we now call the Sistine Chapel. He did it with effort and grace and painted scenes of the Bible onto the walls. Michelangelo finished this long project in

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    Michelangelo Buonarrati Alex Moir/3-15-00 Per.3/Mr. Mikulec The typical stereotype of artists of the past‚ is a lonely‚ tormented outsider‚ who creates his art through his pain and anguish. Well Michelangelo was just that. In fact the stereotype is modeled after him. He was an unsociable loner who didn’t have many friends‚ lovers‚ or even assistants to help him. His temper and rudeness drove others away from him and kept him lonely. However‚ even though he was not the most likeable or

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    Vatican City is well-known for its many artistic masterpieces housed within its walls‚ some dating back to the 12th century‚ which depict various biblical scenes‚ such as The Last Judgement‚ a fresco painted by Michelangelo on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel‚ depicting the Second Coming of Christ‚ illustrating its rich religious background even in its art. Altogether‚ religion is the predominant influence on the culture of Vatican City. Religion in Vatican City can also be seen politically. The

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    Though Michelangelo wasn’t the only artist who worked on St. Peter’s Basilica‚ his work is probably the most well known. Not only did he design the domed ceiling of the church‚ but he also helped to repair the poorly constructed piers which were so vital to the structure of the monument. The Piers are what hold up the drum‚ which is the main base for the cupola (the domed part) and the lantern (the very top). The original designer of the church‚ Donato Bramante‚ was told by Michelangelo that his

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