Donatello was not an architect.
He did not co-work with Michelangelo, especially since he died in 1466 and Michelangelo was born in 1475.
Not completely, but the whole ceiling and the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel (in the Vatican, Rome) were painted by Michelangelo.
He commissioned Michelangelo to design and build a magnificent tomb for Julius. He also commissioned him to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Those two works took up more time than anything else Michelangelo had to do.
St. Peter's was a major project of Michelangelo's he designed the basillica and dome. He also designed the tomb for Pope Julius II and the Campidoglio, a civic center that crowns the Capitoline Hill in Rome.
Michelangelo's final project was the design and construction of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. He took on the role of chief architect in 1546, significantly influencing its Renaissance design. Although he passed away in 1564 before its completion, his innovative ideas and sketches laid the groundwork for the dome, which remains a monumental achievement in architecture.
michelangelo's childhood experiences was horrible. He was beaten by his father. his mother died when he was only six years old. he was picked on by alot of people when he went to school. when he was home, all he would do was get yelled at and beaten so he would run away and go somewhere to design some type of picture expressing himself.
You are probably referring to St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican in Rome Italy. Michelangelo did not actually design the whole building - it was commenced when he was still a boy - however he did design it's resplendent dome and paint some frescos within it.
he told him to design a sculpure
If you are referring to Saint Peter's basilica in the Vatican, both Michelangelo and Raphael were involved in the design and decor of the basilica.
Yes. In 1412, when he was about 26 years old, Donatello joined the artists' Guild of St Luke, and was described as Pictor, or painter. Throughout his ensuing artistic career, he was known to direct his students, "Draw: that is the whole foundation of sculpture." And long after his death in 1466, he was praised by the multi-talented Benvenuto Cellini as a successful painter. So, like Michelangelo, Donatello was both painter and sculptor. But unlike Michelangelo, he became known only for his sculptures. For a stained glass window design has become the main indication of his other artistic skills as a painter.
It was Julius II
Bramante's design for the scaffolding in the Sistine Chapel meant there would be holes left in the ceiling once Michelangelo had finished painting it, and there would be no way to cover the holes after the scaffolding was removed, so Michelangelo took it upon himself to design the scaffolding for the project.
Not completely, but the whole ceiling and the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel (in the Vatican, Rome) were painted by Michelangelo.
The final design for the dome came from Michelangelo and Giacomo della Porta. For more information on the history and construction of Saint Peter's, click on this link.
Michelangelo Pira is known for his work in the field of architecture and has authored books that focus on architectural design, theory, and practice. Some of his notable works include books on architectural history and design principles.
He commissioned Michelangelo to design and build a magnificent tomb for Julius. He also commissioned him to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Those two works took up more time than anything else Michelangelo had to do.
The tomb of Pope Julius II, (Rome, S Pietro in Vincoli).
The main difference is that the Catholic Church has a lot more bright colours, whereas the Protestants are more bland.