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Moments of Michelangelo
Michelangelo is considered one of the greatest painters of all time. Yet he provocatively boasts that he does not even consider himself a painter and judges painting to be an art far below sculpture. Even his work in the Sistine Chapel, which took him years and years of work, was imposed by Pope Julius II and not done of his own free will.
1490-92. Madonna of the Stairs. He finishes this bas-relief before he is 17 years old.
1493. Battle of the Centaurs
1498-99. Pietà
1501-04. David
1506-08. Tondo Doni
1508-12. Sistine Chapel ceiling
1508-12. Delphic Sibyl. Sistine Chapel
1508-12. The Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden. Sistine Chapel
1508-12. The Creation of Adam. Sistine Chapel
1508-12. Separation of the Earth from the Waters
1508-12. Libyan Sibyl
1513-15. Moses
1524-33. Tomb of Giuliano de Medici
1524-33. Tomb of Lorenzo de Medici
1537-41. The Last Judgement. Sistine Chapel
1545. Tomb of Pope Julius II. 1945 is the year in which the assembly is finished.
1547. Pietà Fiorentina
Recommended links:
Characteristic Elements of Renaissance Painting.
Artistic Movements I: from Classical Antiquity to Rococo.
Stories behind the Works of Art. The Last Judgement.
Michelangelo: “Genius is eternal patience.”
The Four Greatest Painters of the Italian Renaissance.
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