Michelangelo

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No, Jesus was the one in the center while I suspect Judah was the one in the entire blue robe. Art historians can give you the exact details of that painting. See your local art historian at an art museum.

Raffaele use fingers that were similar to those used by Michelangelo

Michelangelo was able to fit into the renaissance because nude or semi nude art was uncommon before the renaissance and Michelangelo studied the human anatomy and was able to make sculptures that people from the bible e.g.: David from David and Goliath. That were anatomically correct.

Michelangelo died on February 18th, 1564, after suffering from a slow fever. His remains were taken to Santa Croce and the people of Florence turned out in large numbers to honor the "father and master of all the arts."

his mom comited suicide and his dad through a party and was very happy then was murdered by one of his cats all his fans were devistated but they stole all his underwear and personal toilet paper and ate it then dicovered that he had no hair and he wore a wig then they were so mad that they ate his cat and his cats toilet paper and litter box this is all TRUE!

Because he had a heart for God.

Artists worked strictly on commission back then (unless they were hired to do the entire interior of a palace, for instance), and the better the artist, the more prestigious (and lucrative) the commissions he or she received. The much in demand artists made a good living - most did not.

Leonardo da vinci

as well as raphael santi and donato bramante. He also did not like Pope Julius the 2nd. Painting a ceiling was below him, according to Michelangelo. Usually they would just be blue with tiny stars, but he had better plans for the Sistine Chapel.

In Florence, in the Galleria dell'Accademia.

Alexander Calder

My answer to that question, is there have been hundreds if not thousands, maybe more. Most artists have tried several mediums , some have worked there whole careers in both but usually one to a lesser degree, like Pablo Picasso is most well known for his paintings, but his sculpture was also quite innovative. Michelangelo was well known for both (The Sistine Ceiling being his mos famous painting and his statue of David his most famous sculpture). Henry Moore was more famous for his sculpture but also painted and did pastels. David Smith, one of America's greates(if not the best) abstract sculptors, also painted , by spraying over cutout shapes , so they looked like his sculptures in shadow. He also painted his sculptures.Helen Frankenthaler , America's foremost woman painter, has made some wonderful though little known sculptures. And Frank Stella first known as a painter has combined his painting with wall reliefs making them sculptural paintings(both together). Jules Olitski also combined painting and sculpture, in a series of painted plastic and aluminum pieces. In the USA most young artists are taught many kinds of art, painting and drawing are usually first(children begin "finger painting", like I was before I could even talk. It is a way for kids to learn about color very early in life, and is a form of entertainment. Also the same is true for sculpture, as most parents give their kids something called "Play -Doh" which is colored dough in little plastic containers. A child who is gifted will stand out in the early years at school, often encouraged to go on. Likewise most children here are given crayons before they can talk(they are wax like drawing sticks that come in packs of five basic colors up to 104 !!). From there kids are taught many arts, many different crafts, including formal sculpture and painting usually up until 8th grade, and they have a basic appreciation and knowledge of art. From there, in High School, some will continue in the arts while others, may go towards science, math , English or history or some other interest. In most cases an artist will go to a Fine Arts or Graphic Arts College. The Fine Artists are usually required to learn painting and scuplture techniques and history in depth. After College they may go straight to being a professional artist, or then continue to get their Masters Degree and some will go on to get a PHD, or Doctorate (the highest degree) , but it is not necessary to become a professional artist and is only by choice.And often artists have no formal training other than up to 8th grade(not considered formal training). Economic changes here , unfortunately have forced schools to cut back, so most kids may only have Art classes once a week, which is a shame as it has been proven kids that get art classes are far better in school, than ones who don't.

Leonardo da Vinci

Sculpture, painting, architecture and, to some extent, poetry.

Click the link below and find a sample of his famous paintings! Paul Rubens was a 17th century artist with a very unique style. You can ofter hear women in paintings being referred to as "Rubenesque". Meaning the women were painted with a rounder figure not the typical thing curvy look most often given to women over the years. 2 famous paintings by Paul Rubens: 1)Saint Ignatius of Loyola 1620-1622 2)The Slaying of Goliath 1616 Answer 2 Even though the common phrase is "rubenesque" a comparison with women painted by rubens's contemporaries shows that the full-figured women were actually the fashion of the time.

Most of his works were for the pope, therefore religious.

He was going to build a big bronze horse and he had the cast ready, but the guy who was sponsoring him the bronze didn't have the money to buy the bronze, so

Leonardo da vinci was left with a huge cast of a horse

A sling (for throwing stones).

brass, notable for its contraposto and allusions to the Apollo Belvedere. donatello's david is a child, built on a very human scale, in comparison to Michelangelo's quite monumental marble David

Do you mean the one by Michelangelo? It is marble.

Yes, he did. Michelangelo sculpted "Angel." It is part of the Ark of St. Dominic in Bologna, Italy.

If you go to the MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art) you can see that Michelangelo made it. Also if you flip the statue over, you can see his signature or his writing.

• These are all artists who painting a painting call The Last Judgment. One of these is a sculpture. Link to wiki is below for more information.
• The Last Judgment, by Fra Angelico
• The Last Judgment, by Hieronymus Bosch
• The Last Judgment, by Hans Memling
• The Last Judgment, by Michelangelo
• The Last Judgment, by Rogier van der Weyden
• Last Judgement (sculpture), by Gislebertus

Michelangelo made this sculpture for a purpose, he wanted a sex toy. since after 1504 during the medieval times, he would try having sex with his statue which was 6 tonnes! he was often caught by king lance-a-lot(the king during their time after king arthur was killed in a cyborg generating experiment). King lance-a-lot sentences michelangelo to death by hanging him. michelangelo broke the 3rd law, no statue sex. 2nd law was no cyborg or robot sex, 1st law was no insulting the king's technology (since medieval times had poor technology that could be spat on). the stature was angry since michelangelo was dead and they couldn't have gay statue sex (it is still unknown what the statue erected from its doodle in 1504). the statue came alive and sat on the king lance-a-lot's butt and he was squashed like a fish in an avalanche. then the statue froze in a retarted posture.

So the purpose of the David sculputure was for Michelangelo to have sex with a male statue.

Fresco painting.

Lionardo, Buonarroto, Giovansimone and Gismondo were Michelangelo's 4 brothers he was the 2nd oldest out of the 4 of them. He lived with his 4 brothers and his father and Mother until he was six then unfortunately his mother passed away. From the age of 13 Michelangelo discovered that he was amazing at art, his father strongly disagreed. His father tried everything to stop him becoming and artist but Michelangelo's dream went on. When Michelangelo was 17 the pope became his patron, a patron is someone who gives you money to do your art, because in those days artist did not earn a lot of money. Michelangelo panted and created many pieces of art two very famous ones are the David a sculptured piece of work and the other was the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, he spent 4 years painting that. Michelangelo is an excellent artist who is very popular in Italy therefore the only pieces of his work in Britain is two unfinished paintings that are available to see in the national gallery. ratz stew