Because Michelangelo preferred sculpting, but Pope Julius forced him to paint.
When Michelangelo was painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, he found it very tiring work, which he wrote a poem about.
The Pope was a very powerful man.
The Last Judgment was commissioned by Pope Clement VII who died shortly after assigning the commission to Michelangelo. His succesor, Pope Paul III made sure that Michelangelo completed it.
Most of his works were for the pope, therefore religious.
The Medici Family and Pope Julius II and Pope Leo of the Roman Catholic Church.
No, the sculpture of Moses on what was meant to be the tomb of Pope Julius II.
Pope Julius commissioned Michelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
Pope Julius II.
Pope Julius II brought Michelangelo to the Vatican to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
The Pope was a very powerful man.
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........
The Last Judgment was commissioned by Pope Clement VII who died shortly after assigning the commission to Michelangelo. His succesor, Pope Paul III made sure that Michelangelo completed it.
Perhaps Michelangelo thought so at times. Somewhat unsure of his abilities as a painter, he is reported to have suspected the commission was a plot by the Papal architect Bramante to embarrass him with failure. He complained to Pope Julius II 'The place is wrong and no painter I'. The Pope often visited Michelangelo while he was working on the ceiling, and as the Pope often did he asked when Michelangelo would be finished. His answer was 'when I can' . One day the Pope was especially irritable and struck Michelangelo with his staff repeating 'when I can, when I can'. The Pope sent 500 ducats to Michelangelo as an apology and work continued.
Michelangelo was commissioned to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Pope Julius II
Michelangelo
the medici family and the pope of italy
Yes, he did. Or, rather, he ordered Michelangelo.