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The Venus de Milo was not discovered until 1820, so Michelangelo never saw it. He was very familiar with the "Medici Venus" that was in the collection of the Medici in Florence, where Michelangelo studied sculpture as a young man.

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The majority of his paintings adorn the ceiling and one wall of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. They are Fresco and so he painted them on site.

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His most famous and time consuming murals were at the Sistine Chapel. This was a commissioned work paid for by the Borgia family who were trying to 'get in good with God'.

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In Florence and Rome.

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