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    Michelangelo was the greatest master of the human figure in the Renaissance and in his detailed masterpiece of the Sistine Chapel he proved that he was exactly that. The Last Judgment was a monumental piece of artwork that has so many expressive meanings all elaborately placed together to make one huge masterpiece. Michelangelo embodies different stories combined into one that all have separate religious meaning. He expressed the church reform and shows nudity that was not highly accepted; on the

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    I ruled for 8 ½ years as pope.It was all well except for the monk in germany martin luther. During my time as pope i expanded vadikin library and Refurbished the saint peter’s basilica in rome. Michelangelo and raphael helped me decorate the Sistine chapel. Under my reign‚ Rome became the center of the High Renaissance‚ attracting some of the most famous artists and writers of the period. Second‚ it was during my reign that the Protestant Reformation began. i’m a political‚ cultural‚ and religious

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    Michelangelo began dissecting corpses at a very young age‚ eager to learn more about the anatomy of the human body and transferring his knowledge to his work. An example of this precise rendering is his ignudi’s from the ceiling the Sistine Chapel; “they are the consummate beauty of the human‚ in their youth and their magnificent strength and energy.” (John W. Dixon‚ 1987). The male nude figures carry out movements that emphasize the muscles in their form yet these are painted in highly

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    United States: Clark Baxter. Lee‚ S. (2004‚ Sep 2). Turning 500: The Meaning of Michelangelo ’s ’David ’: Final Edition. Retrieved from Proquest: http://search.proquest.com/docview/357580072?accountid=32521 Nickerson‚ A Rebman‚ R. C. (2000). The Sistine Chapel. San Diego‚ California: Lucent Books‚ Inc. Rolland‚ R. (1921). Michelangelo. New York: Duffield and Company. Vasari‚ G. (2006‚ Feb). Lives of the Most Excellent Painters‚ Sculptors‚ and Architects. Retrieved from ebrary.com: http://site.ebrary

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    artist that painted The Last Supper and Mona Lisa‚ he was also an engineer‚ architect‚ sculptor‚ and scientist. 7. Linear Perspective: painting objects in depth on a flat surface 8. Michelangelo: Italian Renaissance artist that painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling and sculpted the statue of David 9. Miguel Cervantes: Spanish writer best remembered for ’Don Quixote’ which satirizes chivalry and influenced the development of the novel form (1547-1616) 10. Niccolo Machiavelli: Italian humanist-

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    ABC’s of the Renaissance Architecture  The renaissance places a great deal of its design on symmetry‚ proportion‚ and on geometry. Many beautiful building came from this period for example “Temietto di San Pietro in Montorio Rome in 1502. Books (literature)  Books during the renaissance were very expensive and were passed down from generation from generation. Only the wealthy had books because only one copy could be made at a time and printing presses were very expensive. And example of a

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    Michelangelo Buonarroti‚ the greatest of the Italian Renaissance artists‚ was born on March 6‚ 1475‚ in the small village of Caprese (Today‚ Caprese is known as Caprese Michelangelo or Tuscany‚ Italy). Michelangelo grew up in Florence‚ Italy. His Father was a government administrator and his Mother died when he was only six years old. After the death of his mother Michelangelo lived with a stone cutter and his family in the town of Settignano‚ where his father owned a marble quarry and small farm

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    The Paleolithic age covers a period from about 30‚000-12‚000 BCE. This era is also known as the Old Stone Age. The Neolithic age‚ also called the New Stone Age‚ covers a period from roughly 8‚000-2‚000 BCE. Both of these ages are sub-periods that comprise the Stone Age. Large differences between these two ages mark a great divide in the social and economic changes of prehistoric peoples. During the Paleolithic age man lived a nomadic lifestyle in small tribal or clan communities. Heavily relying

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    Michelangelo were well known artist of that time. Da Vinci was best known for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. The helicopter was based off of the drawings of Da Vinci’s flying ships. Michelangelo was best known for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. He was also known carving statues‚ his most famous one is the statue of David. Another thing that changed was the religious views. The Catholic Church were making money by selling indulgences‚ which was a paper that was said if you bought

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    History of Art in the Renaissance Period The Renaissance was‚ essentially‚ a revival or rebirth of cultural awareness and learning that took place during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. It followed the Middle Ages‚ and was basically a time of the revival of learning after the Middle Ages‚ or Dark Ages‚ a time‚ like its name suggests‚ with little increase of ideas‚ inventions or developments. In looking in to the matter of how the Renaissance first started‚ one understands that it was a

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