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    and killed him. The first David that I’m going to talk about is David in the period of High Renaissance done by Michelangelo Buonarroti. Michelangelo was one of the greatest sculptor of all time. As his work David become one of the most famous masterpiece that he has done‚ which has been admired by a lot of people even until now. It was made between the year 1501-1504 by Michelangelo when he was only 24. He was given a giant slab of marble that other sculptor had disregard years before. No one

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    one of history’s most famous artist‚ sculptor‚ and painter‚ Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. Michelangelo lived and worked during the Italian cartist who was a perfectionist in every way. It was this perfectionism in his craft that led to his vast influence over this artistic time period through his many art works now on display in museums all around the world. These masterpieces to name a few are‚ the sculptures of The Pieta and The David‚ as well as the paintings of The Last Judgement

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    Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni was one of the greatest artists that bloomed from the Renaissance. Not only was he a master of painting and sculpting‚ but he also was a poet‚ engineer‚ and an architect. Through his incredible works‚ Michelangelo revived ancient Greek and Roman art styles merged with some of his own to create monumental art. The great artist was able to recover lost interest in art and architecture during this time of learning. He changed the perception of others through

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    Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo Buonarroti were both major figures of the fifteenth-century Italian High Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci was born in 1452 and was twenty two years old when Michelangelo was born in 1475. Both grew up breathing art and became passionate about it. These two famous artists created masterpieces and techniques that influenced and astonished artists‚ scholars‚ and other individuals even to this day. Each artist completed different forms of art than one another and had

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    epic tell‚ how they came to be. How the great Roman civilization came into power‚ through the hardship and trials of the Trojan people. Virgil speaks to his people through this text to build pietas or dutifulness in an attempt to mature the virtue of his people. He also provides several examples of not only pietas‚ but constantia or perseverance as well‚ both of which are the characteristic traits that he wants his civilization to develop and nurture in an attempt to better the society. Another great

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    self-expression? Certainly it would be surprising and seem out of place. Yet‚ a number of scholars believe just that: Michelangelo cleverly hid depictions of the human anatomy within the Sistine Chapel frescoes that showcased his advanced knowledge‚ skill and passion as an anatomist. A number of scholars discredit the notion of anatomical structures being hidden by Michelangelo within some of his most renowned work‚ such as Dr. Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt‚ a professor of fine arts at New York University

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    The Last Judgment is‚ in my belief‚ the most superior piece of Renaissance art. Michelangelo focused on the individual aspect of the spiritual world. The painting basically symbolizes the painter’s view on Christianity and how he perceives life after death. Religion is actively portrayed in The Last Judgment‚ as Christ is present as the center of attention (which Michelangelo did not intend to do but goes well with the painting) along with many more religious references. Many sources believe that

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    David‚ the infamous statue from the works of the young Michelangelo Buonarroti‚ is widely known today across the globe. The immense piece stands stoic in The Galleria dell’Accademia in Firenze‚ attracting tourists and enthusiasts year-round‚ captivating grand audiences for hundreds of years. The beauty that Michelangelo has bestowed upon the world through his statue is rich in history‚ generating controversy for more than half a millennium throughout the worlds of art‚ religion and politics. The

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    The Last Judgment is a fresco by Michelangelo Buonarroti in Sistine Chapel around 1534-1541‚ depicting one of the most famous scenes in Hebrew Bible. The Last Judgment is about Christ judging human sins. In this fresco‚Michelangelo exhibits the beauty of human beings and his desire for a just and fair society. His desire can be seen in every detail in this fresco. In describing the beauty of human world‚ he uses strict mathematical support in depicting the 3 dimensional space‚ and he uses the chiaroscuro

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    Michelangelo Buonarroti was born on March 6‚ 1475‚ in Caprese‚ Italy. The Buonarroti family was known for their banking business and also claimed to be descendants of Countess Mathilde of Canossa (paraphrase of “Michelangelo Buonarroti”). His father‚ Leonardo Buonarrota Simoni‚ served as a magistrate in a small village for many years when the banking business was not going well. His mother‚ Francesca Neri‚ became ill and caused the family to move to Florence (paraphrase of Biography.com Editors)

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