Pope Julius II.
Most famous is the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, but there is also the statue of Moses, which is the tomb of Julius II.
Blessed Urban II is not currently a patron saint. However, during his life he was a patron of the arts and commissioned Michelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel.
The Sistine Chapel, designed by Michelangelo, took almost eleven years to build (1473 to 1484) under the supervision of Giovannino de Dolci for Pope Sixtus IV. Find out more about the Sistine Chapel at http://vaticanart.net/painting-of-the-sistine-ceiling
Pope Julius II (1503-13) was a great patron and friend of Michelangelo. He also helped Raphael. He encouraged and supported Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel and Raphael's fresco work.
He very nearly did, but the patron (the guy with the money) gave in to Michelangelo's persuasion that he should be selected.
Before we start Sistine is a Latinised/Latinized version of Sixtus. The Sistine Madonna is so called because it features St Sixtus who was Pope Sixtus I in 117/119 to 126/128 AD records are a bit sketchy as to when with any certainty. The Sistine Chapel is named after Pope Sixtus IV, Pope from 1471 to 1484, who founded the Sistine Chapel. The Sistine Madonna painted by Raphael in 1512/1514 was thought to be intended for the tomb of Julius II, Pope from 1503 to 1513, However it never made it there. The painting was given to the Convent of St Sixtus in Piacenza/Plancentia and later given by the monks to Fredrick Augustus III of Saxony, where it hung in Dresden until it was looted by the Russians during the Second World War. It was later returned to Dresden, where it now hangs in the Old Masters Museum. It was never intended for the Sistine Chapel, and in my humble opinion, it would be lost among the glory of that building. I can see why you think that, because of the name Sistine, but I hope I have explained that well enough for you to see that even though they are both named Sistine, They are actually different. And as footnote, and probably to confuse you further, St Sixtus is the Patron Saint of the della Rovere family, which is the family Sixtus IV and Julius II came from. ----
One was Scrovegni who had the chapel in Padua built.
Yes, Pope Julius II was a patron. Pope Julius II was Michelangelo Buonarotti patron. Pope Julius II wanted Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the "Sistine Chaple". To be Continued........
Madonna di Ghisallo, the patron saint of cyclists. There is a chapel at the top of the Ghisallo Pass, overlooking Lake Como, about 40km north of Milan.
St. Clare of Assisi is the patron saint of television. Whe she was on her death bed and unable to attend Mass in the convent chapel, she said she was able to watch and hear the Mass on the wall of her room.
Forging and fire; he was the patron god of inverters and craftmen.
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