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Michelangelo Buonarroti Learning and practicing various forms of art at a young age. Michelangelo Buonarroti, more commonly known as just Michelangelo, grew up to become the most revered Italian artist of the 16th century. Michelangelo is a master at both the chisel and paintbrush. His detailed sculptures show not only his great skill with the chisel but also his great knowledge of the human anatomy. The world famous "David" which stands at a towering thirteen feet plus, was perhaps one of Michelangelo greatest sculptures. Michelangelo's skill with the paintbrush is shown clearly in Sistine, here the world's greatest fresco is displayed at its full glory on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Commissioned by Pope Julius II, Michelangelo worked high above the Chapel's floors, creating his greatest work ever. Interpreting religious scenes taken out of the bible in his own unique style, Michelangelo turned the ceiling of the chapel into a masterpiece of intricate design and unreal proportions. Although Michelangelo was initially regarded as an inferior artist to fellow artist of the time Raphael, the masterpiece of the Sistine Chapel elevated him to the greatest artist of his time. In fact, Michelangelo made such a great impact in art that even Raphael was influenced by his style.

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Michelangelo Buonarroti Websites Cappella Sistina: http://www.christusrex.org/www1/sistine/0-Tour.html A website featuring the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo's greatest work ever. Michelangelo Buonarroti: http://www.michelangelo.com/buonarroti.html A beautiful website dedicated to the life of the great renaissance sculptor and painter. OCAIW - Michelangelo: http://www.ocaiw.com/michel.htm A large collection of high quality photographs of the works of Michelangelo. < Back Works Books Websites

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Student Act ivity 3 The Apprentice by Pilar Molina Llorente CyberGuide by Larry Armstrong Introduction The novel The Apprentice introduced you to the life of Arduino as an apprentice painter in Renaissance Florence. This appsgivity will lead you to a better understanding of the lives of two artists from the Renaissance. You will also appreciate the art these two men created. With your teacher, please review your school's acceptable use policy for work on the Internet. Also, links to the web often change. Tell your teacher when you find a poor link in this guide. The Task You will be an art critic and fictional advisor to the Medici family. Research the artists Michelangelo and da Vinci at the sites below. Based on your research of the artists and their works, write a persuasive essay advising the Medici's whom they should commission to produce a painting at their new villa. Art historians often think of Michelangelo as a sculptor who painted, while da Vinci was a true painter. Leonardo thought that painting was the purest form of artistic expression, while Michelangelo preferred carving statues. While both men were very versatile -sculptors, architects, poets, and painters- only Leonardo was interested in science. Leonardo saw himself and mankind as a part of nature; to be studied and understood. Michelangelo saw man as unique and godlike. Leonardo calmly observed nature and tried to represent it in his drawings and paintings. Michelangelo deemed himself a creator whose hands were to miraculously bring dead materials to life.

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Study abroad programs for US and Canadian college students Login to MyCEA Passport Contact Us Students Parents ... Apply Now Select Destination Argentina - All Argentina - Buenos Aires Australia - All Australia - Sydney Costa Rica - All Costa Rica - San Jos© England - All England - Brighton England - London France - All France - Aix France - Grenoble France - Paris Ireland - All Ireland - Cork Italy - All Italy - Florence Italy - Rome Mexico - All Mexico - Guadalajara Spain - All Spain - Alicante Spain - Barcelona Spain - Granada Spain - Madrid Spain - Salamanca Spain - Seville Study Abroad in Florence, Italy The jewel of Tuscany, surrounded by cypress-clad hills and world-renowned wine country, is the ideal place to study history as it is here that history was made. CEA study abroad students will find that Florence is an open air museum which evokes Dante's Divine Comedy, the brushstrokes of Giotto, and Michelangelo's David in every inch of its Medieval and Renaissance beauty. Home of couture fashion houses, architecture and Italian design, Florence is a contemporary and cosmopolitan setting, perfect for study abroad. Study Italian in Italy or take courses in English during  semester year , and summer study abroad programs in Florence, Italy.

17. Artfacts.Net: Michelangelo Pistoletto & Cittadellarte Participating artists michelangelo Pistoletto. ground floor The Italian artistMichelangelo Pistoletto (*1933, Italy) locates art and the artist within http://www.artfacts.net/index.php/pageType/exhibitionInfo/exhibition/13020

Membership Newsletter About us Forum/Classifieds ... Galleries Deutsch English Italiano MuHKA Museum voor Hedendaagse Kunst Antwerpen , Leuvenstraat 32, 2000 Antwerp Belgium Michelangelo Pistoletto, Divisione e moltiplicazione dello specchio. 1978 photo: MuHKA Participating Artists: Michelangelo Pistoletto > ground floor The Italian artist Michelangelo Pistoletto (*1933, Italy) locates art and the artist within social reality. In his oeuvre, the spectator and reality are at times literally incorporated in the work of art and, invariably, connections are being made between both of these 'worlds'. In 1994, Pistoletto wrote the manifesto Progetto Arte in which he mapped out an art project that could be described as an ongoing dialogue with the world (this text is incorporated within the catalogue which is published on the occasion of this exhibition and which can also be consulted at the website www.cittadellarte.it ). From 1996 onwards, this project was materialised in Cittadellarte – a contraction of 'cittadella' (citadel) and 'città dell'arte (city of the arts). 'Citadel' stands for an enclosed space protecting the arts, whereas 'city' is a metaphor of dynamism and of a complex of relations with the outside world. Cittadellarte was concretised in an old mill in Pistoletto's native city of Biella and, for the realisation of its aims, relies on the

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Return to Famous Artist Materials. Five different titles are available in this Great Artists series, each with a wealth of information about the artist and his times. Small 6-11/16" x 9-1/2" full color quality paperback books, 32 page each. Other books in this series include: Great Artists - Rembrandt Great Artists - Renoir Great Artists - Monet Great Artists - Picasso Great Artists Books - Michelangelo and the Renaissance This little book is a great resource for a very reasonable price. Chapters include: The artist and his times: what the world was like in the 1400's and the other artists of Michelangelo's day. The artist's life: his youth and training, family and friends The artist's vision: what do the sculptures and paintings tell us and how were they made? The artist's influence: how Michelangelo and the Renaissance changed Western art. Great Artists-Michelangelo: Type in the quantity you'd like to order: Written for students ages 11 and older...(nudity in the book if this is an issue with your classes - classic male nudes, as in the great statue of David and the Sistine Chaple murals). A great book to accompany any study of Michelangelo is Color Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel KidsArt Home Page KidsArt Store Entrance Painting Supplies For Kids ... View My Shopping Cart KidsArt Art Teaching Supplies Box 274, Mount Shasta, CA 96067 USA

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