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What makes the sculpture of David an important work of Michaelangelo?
It showed the determination in David's appearance and the strength of Italy.
When did Michaelangelo produce the work of art titled 'David'?
David was just one of the many great works of art produced by Michelangelo. David was made by him in the year of 1504 and is one of his better known statues.
Michaelangelo Buonarroti's years of active work?
From 1490 till 1564.
What is the name of one of michaelangelo's artwork?
Michelangelo's influence during the Renaissance was broad and sweeping. He established himself as a master as a painter, sculptor, and architect. His painting of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican was a remarkable work. He painted much of it on his back on a scaffold. He sculpted the Pieta', David, and others beautiful works. He also designed the dome of St. Peter's Cathedral.
Was Michaelangelo Blind?
No, Michelangelo was not blind. He was a renowned Italian artist who lived during the Renaissance period and is famous for his sculptures, paintings, and architectural work, including the creation of the Sistine Chapel ceiling in the Vatican City in Rome.
Was michaelangelo drunk when he painted the Sistine chapel?
No. It took years, and the work was commissioned by the Vatican.
Who sculpted the earliest monumental nude of the Renaissance and conceived of his work as liberating the human body from its marble prison?
The earliest monumental nude of the Renaissance was sculpted by Donatello. He conceived of his work, specifically the bronze statue of David, as liberating the human body from its marble prison. The statue represents a departure from the classical tradition and marks a significant shift in the understanding and representation of the human form during the Renaissance.
What is the sculptor of David best known for?
While many Renaissance artists did sculptures of David, the well known statue in Florence is by Michelangelo who is famous for his work on the Sistine Chapel ceiling and wall.
What Renaissance ideas did Shakespeare's work address?
What Renaissance ideas did Shakespeare's work address?
What makes Michelangelo special?
Michelangelo's work was different from all other sculptors during the Renaissance, he claimed to see a form struggling to get out of every block of marble that he chose. He made them beautiful and realistic, his 'David' shows great attention to detail in the musculature and tension, 'The Pieta' is another, some parts so highly polished the marble looks like skin.
What do you call the subject matter or what the viewer recognizes as the main intent or meaning of an artwork?
No, that is usually referred to as subject matter. A meaning or message in a work of art is more subjective, that is it can be different to different people. A simple example is the statue of 'David' by Michaelangelo. The subject matter is a young David at the moment before he slays Goliath. A meaning or message of the work could be the super human qualities of a hero.
What did Raphael do during the Italian Renaissance?
All his work as a painter belongs to the Italian Renaissance.
