Michelangelo

Filippo Brunelleschi.

yes; he painted pictures of the real looking human beings; hence the name realism, "real"

Clothes were added to the figures.

Michelangelo created all three, within his realm. He created scenes.

Gian Giacomo de' Caprotti, also called Salai, was the most famous.

Also Francesco Melzi.

When Leonardo died, he left his all his paintings that were in his possession (including the Mona Lisa) to Salai and all of his precious notebooks to Melzi.

Salai is the model for Leonardo's painitng of St John the Baptist. Do a search for the image if you'd like to know what he looked like.

The question asks about the "following". In such circumstances would it be too much to expect that you make sure that there is something that is following?

The CORRECT ANSWER IS "it shows anatomical features in detail"

Michelangelo

When human beings bring new experiences to the ordinary, the following are possiblities 1- They are creative 2- They are under the influence of some chemical that alters their perception 3- They are experiencing a psychological upheaval or re-organization: eg. in affective experiences (that do not necessarily have to be an illness at all) or in an epilepsy (hightened brain activity especially in temporal lobe) It is thus important to know 1- How the long the experiences lasts, its frequency and the association with substance use if any 2- The apptitude of the person: go for an assessment of creativity: this person maybe very gifted 3- An EEG maybe of use: An EEG is an Electroenchapologram: it portrays electric brain acitivity. Having said all this, it is important to stay human, capable of creativity and experiencing what we all pass by without noticing as meaningful and a source of joy. So: 1- If this is a short episode of hypomania: enjoy it, learn to make use of it, and anticipate it when it comes 2- If the EEG reveals hightened activity, this does not automatically mean it is pathological: 25% of people have an abnormal EEG without any manifestations. Take care

Michelangelo's mother died when he was only six years old. Perhaps she wanted him to be a banker like his father, but no one really knows.

His father sent him to school at an early age to study grammar, but Michelangelo showed no interest in it and preferred painting and drawing. His father did support him, however, and got him an apprenticeship with a respected painter when he was only thirteen years old.

Michaelangelo was never married and he had no children. He was homosexual.

grew up in a tiny community in Minnesota in a family to which he attributed his strong moral and ethical values as well as his knowledge of business. His father, a traveling salesman in the healthcare business

inventor involved with the radio

no he did not get married

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In antiquity there were many scultures made of Marsyas. Recently, Anish Kapoor's sculpture for the Turbine Hall, Tate Modern, London, is called Marsyas.

They used the nude as a subject matter, depicting its beauty and strength.

It's Angelo!

He forced Michelangelo to paint instead of sculpting, and made Michelangelo study nature and science for most of his life.

Civil War

David who?! David Flair? He retired from wrestling a long time ago. Another David perhaps?!

Human Drama

The love of God that releases the soul into eternal life and allows the human body to die.

Michelangelöerisi da Caravaggio was born in 1571. He cannot be the same artist as Michelangelo Buonarroti, born in 1475 and dead 1564. Unless you believe in transmigration.

Popes Julius II, Leo X, Clement VII, and Paul III. Also the Medici family in Florence (other than the two Medici popes).