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His work made people change their views of the world around them.

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Did Michelangelo change world history?

In one word, yes. Its an in depth topic but it deals with what he lent to the artistic world.


What did Michelangelo do to change the renisance?

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What did Michelangelo contribute to the renaissance?

michelangelo made people change their views and think differently


Did michelangelo make a difference or change in the world?

yes he was the greatest painter and sculpture in history he got to paint the murals on the Sistine chapel.


What did Michelangelo do to the world?

He provided the world with beautiful works of art.


What did Michelangelo attempt to do to his last work of art?

Change the original composition.


Why did Twain get tired of Michelangelo in Innocents Abroad?

because he likes a change!


What did Michelangelo do that was important?

Art. Plain and simple. Michelangelo produced some of the most fascinating artworks ever. He produced the Pieta, the Statue of David, the artwork in the Sistine Chapel, and many more. Michelangelo reinvented art and cast a shadow that will last the time of the world.


How did Pope Julius II achievements changed the world?

He forced Michelangelo to paint instead of sculpting, and made Michelangelo study nature and science for most of his life.


Who created The Pieta and also painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

Michelangelo did.


Did michelangelo change the art world?

Yes, michelangelo definitely changed the art world. He created some very impressive masterpieces such asd the David's sculpture and the fine painting in on the walls in very famous churches in Rom. He was also one of the first to draw naked men and naked women on paintings which was very new to people. he made one of the most famous staircases in florenz in a library.


What other names are used for Michelangelo?

His name was Michelangelo Buonarroti, but he is always called Michelangelo.