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    in Michelangelo: Art for Faith’s Sake). In 1508, Pope Julius II commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, in which he focused on illustrating various scenes from the book of Genesis using buon frescoes. The Creation of Eve is one of the frescoes he painted on the ceiling, and it’s a depiction of the story of when God created a female. In this fresco, a male is seen lying on rocks, against a tree, and appears to be asleep…

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    well as Raphael and future Baroque ceiling painters. Michelangelo’s impact on art is compared to other key figures of the Renaissance, William Shakespeare’s influence on literature and Sigmund Freud’s on psychology. In short, Michelangelo’s “influence on art over the past centuries cannot be estimated” ("Michelangelo, his Paintings, and…

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    was. He believed in his work and you could really tell in this masterpiece. I like this work of his the most because it is different. He created many sculptures, but never a fresco painting like this. This painting was on the wall and ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, that…

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    worked hard on the tomb for 40 years and still after it was still not finished to his liking. During the same year, he had to take on another big task. Which was to paint one of the most famous artworks of all time, The Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo began working on The Sistine Chapel and only finished it in a matter of four years. Michelangelo was originally suppose to paint the Twelve Apostles but convinced Pope Julius ll to give him an free hand and nominate a more elaborate…

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    Leonardo painted scenes related the birth of Jesus Christ while Michelangelo was reviving scenes from the bible, The Sistine Chapel was another remarkable work of art by Michelangelo, it’s the ceiling of a chapel full of painted images of stories from the bible located in Vatican city, which took four years of hard work to finish. Another Christian artwork was The Last Supper shows multiple men having a meal, Jesus…

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    One of Buonarroti’s most famous Sistine Chapel segments is The Creation of Adam, which illustrates the Biblical creation narrative from the Book of Genesis in which God breathes the breath of life into Adam, the fist man. Upon first glance, the painting appears to be just another artist representation…

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    Leonardo’s Influence During the Renaissance there was an explosion of knowledge in several different fields, opening up several doors for people that were previously closed/overlooked. These fields varied from science, mathematics, and engineering all the way to art and architecture. With all of this knowledge came the rise of the “Renaissance man”. These men were of extraordinary intelligence and capabilities. These men had a large array of talents and were masters of several things, not just…

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    donated €2.2 million to clean the Trevi Fountain and Tod’s, a luxury shoe designer, donated around 25 million euros as well to complete the restoration of the Colosseum. We also visited the Vatican Museum, which has the Sistine Chapel. I was so amazed by the Sistine Chapel ceiling that I spent 40 minutes there just contemplating such beauty; Michelangelo definitely outdone himself with that one. We finished the month of June with the Gladiator School, where we learned about gladiators and took…

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    Art history Precious akaya 10/11/2015 Early life For my research paper, I've chosen the early life and work of Renaissance artist Michelangelo di Buonarrotto. I choose him because he played such an enormous part in art history in the age of the Renaissance. The Renaissance, (the rebirth), was a time that artists expanded their horizon, studied and invented new ways of painting that brought significant change to the art world. Also, this time period connects the end of the Middle Ages to the…

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    There are many primary sources you can choose to read or see to better understand the European history from the years 1300-1700. The three I chose are very good because they all talk about the history but from different views and occurrences. The first source I would refer to is the Italian Renaissance Reader. From 1300-1700 was when the Renaissance occurred and this book gives you an idea of who all the best writers, scholars, painters, poets, architects, and power family names were. Each…

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