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Michelangelo believed that humans derived their greatness from their divine creation and inherent connection to God. He viewed humanity as a reflection of the divine, with the capacity for creativity, intellect, and beauty. This belief is evident in his art, where he often emphasized the human form as a representation of divine potential. Through his works, he celebrated the spiritual and physical aspects of humanity, illustrating the idea that humans are capable of achieving greatness through their relationship with the divine.
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What were the effects of Michelangelo's Pieta?
i think it help us seen it real
When did michelangelo start the sculpture of Jesus Mary?
I think the sculputure you are thinking of is the Pieta - Mary cradling Jesus after he was taken down from the cross. Michelangelo sculpted it in 1499.
When did Michelangelo paint 'Ideal Face'?
we think that is was painted around the year 1512
Did michelangelo have military experience?
in my opinion i don't think the Michelangelo had any military experience because he was just a painter and an sculptor...................... so yeah he did'nt have any military experience. Michelangelo served in the military from 1527 to 1529 so he has some miltary experience.
Who was born first Leonardo or Michelangelo?
Leonardo was 23 years older than michelangelo so yes michelangelo came after da vinci, but they would have both been working around the same time and they even met!! (Da vinci didn't like michelangelo very much as he thought he was rude.)
What did Michelangelo contribute to the renaissance?
michelangelo made people change their views and think differently
What did Michelangelo think of the world and people?
Michelangelo had a profound appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the human experience, often reflecting this in his art. He viewed the world as a place of divine creation, where the human form embodied both physical and spiritual ideals. His works demonstrate a deep empathy for human emotions and struggles, suggesting he saw people as both flawed and magnificent beings capable of greatness. Ultimately, Michelangelo's perspective combined reverence for the divine with a keen understanding of humanity's complexities.
Was Michelangelo praised for his ideas?
Yes! I think he was.
I think i continually of those who were truly great?
Reflecting on the greatness of others can inspire and motivate you to reach your own potential. It's important to use their achievements as a source of inspiration rather than feeling inadequate by comparison. Remember that greatness comes in many forms and each person's journey is unique.
Did Michelangelo's kids die?
I don't think he had any.
Why did they think the Medici passed homosexuality to Michelangelo?
Who on earth has had such a thought?
What made Michelangelo build a bike?
I don't think he did. He was not an inventor.
What were the effects of Michelangelo's Pieta?
i think it help us seen it real
Ramses the Great was a powerful pharaoh. Do you think his military successes or his building projects are more important to evaluating his greatness Why?
his building projects are more important to evaluating his greatness
When did michelangelo start the sculpture of Jesus Mary?
I think the sculputure you are thinking of is the Pieta - Mary cradling Jesus after he was taken down from the cross. Michelangelo sculpted it in 1499.
When did Michelangelo paint 'Ideal Face'?
we think that is was painted around the year 1512
What is the quote that Duke says in She's the Man after the coach agrees to let Viola play in the game?
I think he says: "It's just like what Coach says before every game: Be not afraid of greatness, some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. I think our best chance to be great here today, is to have you play."
