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MICHELANGELO Jaak Kalja
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Page 1: Michelangelo

MICHELANGELO

Ja

ak Kalja

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General information

Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (6 March 1475 – 18 February 1564)

the best-documented artist of the 16th century

Caprese, Italy Sculptor, architect, poet and

engineer High Renaissance

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Interesting facts

Divine 18 February, 1564 – Galileo and

W.Shakespeare were born Is concidered to be one of the greatest

masters in the history of European art His father hoped he would be a

businessman or a merchant(kaupmees), when Michelangelo told him he’d wish to be an artist, hes father raged and said : ‘artist are laborers, no better than shoemakers.’

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Life development

• Grammar school ( was encouraged)

• Studied anatomy• Got his nose broken• Sleeping Cupid, the

fraud

Went to learn sculpting

• Mocked by the pope• Pieta• David – ‘The Giant’

At 23, recognized as a great sculpture

• Elected to build the tomb of pope Julius II

• The Sistine Chapel ceiling

Dome of St. Peter’s Basilica

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Michelangelo’s Views on Painting “The more painting resembles

sculpture, the better I like it, the more sculpture resembles painting, the worse I like it”. -1547

On Portraiture: …”flattery of idle curiosity and of the imperfect illusions of the senses”.

On the Sistine Ceiling:…”this is not my profession. I am wasting my time, and all for nothing. May God help me!”

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The tomb of Julius II

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David ‘The Giant’

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Pietà The Sistine Chapel

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Last Judgement

•Depiction of the second coming of the Christ and theApocalypse

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Personality

No social life Barely ate and drinked, lived like a

homeless person Obsessed with perfection Thought everyone were his enemies

( da Vinci, Raffaele ) Creative ( transporting

marble;‘David’;dome )

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Michelangelo and literature Poems to his boyfriend La carne terra, e qui l'ossa mia, prive

de' lor begli occhi, e del leggiadro aspettofan fede a quel ch'i' fu grazia nel letto,che abbracciava, e' n che l'anima vive

The flesh now earth, and here my bones,Bereft of handsome eyes, and jaunty air,Still loyal are to him I joyed in bed,Whom I embraced, in whom my soul now lives.

Biographies – selfish

statements claiming he

did everything by himself

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Any questions?


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