Michelangelo

Michelangelo is the artist who was commissioned to sculpt the 'David' in Florence.

Both artists used chiaroscuro, or contrast, between light and dark.

I doubt it. Why hate someone who respected and supported what you're passionate about?

His father may have originally sent his son to study grammar, but he supported him when he showed little interest in it, going so far as to convince other respected painters to take his son on as an apprentice.

There are passages of the Old Testament on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and the one passage between Jacob and Esau is not depicted.

Also, the Old Testament Prophet Amos is missing (all of the other old testament prophets are represented: Zechariah, Isaiah, Daniel, Jonah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Joel).

There are also pictures of Sibyls separating the old testament passages and the Phrygian Sibyl is missing. The other sibyls are depicted: Delphic, Cumean, Lybian, Persian, and Erythraean

he designed an enormus dome for the building

Yes, michelangelo definitely changed the art world. He created some very impressive masterpieces such asd the David's sculpture and the fine painting in on the walls in very famous churches in Rom. He was also one of the first to draw naked men and naked women on paintings which was very new to people. he made one of the most famous staircases in florenz in a library.

In the Vatican City, Rome, Italy.

the Pieta, David (sculptures), the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the Last judgement, and the Creation of Adam (paintings).

yeah. his evil twin

Michelangelo Deodato is 182 cm.

He was commissioned to do it.

It is so life like ,the eyes follow you when you move.

He was privately tuitioned for a short period, but went on to study art.

It is quite true.

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Humanism. Michelangelo's sculpture Moses accurately depicts the human form.

In those days artists did not sign their work as it was done for the glory of God, to sign it would have been seen as an act of sinful vanity.

Tempera on Panel

The expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise - Sistine Chapel Ceiling

The statue of David. The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. The new sacristy of the San Lorenzo church, Florence

Michelangelo (Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, 1475-1564) carved the Pietà in 1499. It was originally designed as a grave monument for the French cardinal Jean de Billheres (1400-1499) but was later relocated to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.

He was a sculptor, a painter and an architect.

A young sculptor named Torrignano was terribly jealous of Michelangelo's ability. On his part there was jealousy, and on Michelangelo's part there was anger. So jealousy and anger fought together.

Yes, something of that kind.