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Michelangelo

Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simon (March 6, 1475 – February 18, 1564), commonly known as Michelangelo, was an Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, poet, and engineer.

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In which century was the artist Michelangelo born?

He was born in 1475, which is in the 15th century.

Was Michelangelo most responsible for spreading the ideas of the Renaissance beyond Italy?

Spreading the Renaissance ideas was not the work of one man. Leonardo da Vinci was at least as well known as Michelangelo, and Renaissance ideas also comprised literature, poetry, philosophy, etc.

What are the 3 most famous works of Michelangelo?

The Pieta and David, and his works of the scenes from Genesis on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and the Last Judgement on the alter wall of the Sistine Chapel.

Did Michelangelo consider himself an architect?

He did, of course, but in the first place he considered himself a sculptor.

What are some interesting facts about michelangelo?

He was a sculptor at heart. He believed his talents were inspired by god. He was gay and when his friend died, Cecchino dei Bracci, he wrote 49 epigrams, memorable messages, about his friend that alludes to them having a romantic relationship.

Did Leonardo da Vinci know Michelangelo?

yes... they did know each other
It is probable that they met in Rome, but neither of them mentioned it.

Michelangelo had 5 brothers and sisters he was the second?

Only 5 brothers, yes he was second.

No, he only had 4 brothers but was the second of five. Five children total, four brothers of Michelangelo. No sisters.

WHO WROTE The greatest danger for most of us is not that your aim is too high and you miss it but that it is too low and you reach it?

The greater danger for most of us is not that we aim too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it. - Michelangelo Buonarroti

In which century did Michelangelo sculpt David?

Early 16th century.
He did it in the 16th century.

What was Micheal angelo most famous for?

He was most famous for the 13-foot-tall statue David.

How do you pronounce the name 'Michelangelo'?

Michelangelo can be pronounced 3 ways. # Michael- Angelo # Mickel- Angelo # Mike-ell-angel-o Another answer: Of the three: number one is OK for English, number two comes closer to Italian. Number three seems doubtful.

When did Michelangelo Verso die?

Michelangelo Verso died on September 18, 2006, in Palermo, Sicily, Italy of age-related causes.

Did Michelangelo create the statue of David?

Michelangelo did create a sculpture of David, but there are also other artists who have worked with that Biblical subject and done sculptures of David, so really it depends upon which statue you're talking about.

What kind of a product is the Kerastase Nutri Sculpt?

Keratase is a haircare line that offers many products. One of the products they offer is Kerastase Nutri Sculpt which is a hairstyling product which can be used to create many hairstyles.

When was Michelangelo Csaba Bolla born?

Michelangelo Csaba Bolla was born on April 21, 1959, in Budapest, Hungary.

Who killed Michelangelo?

Nobody killed Michelangelo, he died of old age.

What were the circumstances of Harad's life?

grew up in Philadelphia, where he played sandlot baseball as a youngster. He remained an active baseball player when he enrolled at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Who is buried at Santa Croce?

michaelangelo, macchiavelli, dante, marconi

What does the Sistine Chapel's ceiling look like?

Here's a virtual tour of the Sistine Chapel: click link below!

What is michelangelos most famous artwork?

His most famous paintings are the Genesis scenes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (in the Apostolic Palace of the Vatican). He also did the altar fresco "The Last Judgment".

He is also known for two very famous sculptures : The Pieta and the Statue of David.

(The former is in St. Peter's Basilica, while David is in Florence's Galleria dell'Accademia.)

What art work did Julius commission?

If you mean Pope Julius II, then the answer is the Sistine Chapel.