Frescoes in the Sistine Chapel

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Frescoes in the Sistine Chapel by MICHELANGELO part 3

Exterior of the Sistine Chapel 1475-83 - Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Interior of the Sistine Chapel 1475-83, 1508-12, 1535-41 Frescoes Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Lunette and Popes 1475-83, 1508-12 Fresco Cappella Sistina, Vatican Detail of the wall decoration 1475-83, 1508-12 Fresco Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Biblical Scenes (Genesis) The ceiling is divided by fictive cornice into nine compartments in which the stories of Genesis - from the Separation of Light from Darkness to the Drunkenness of Noah - are represented. In the five compartments above the thrones of the seers, the field of the narrative scenes is limited in size by the presence of four figures of ignudi. The scenes begin from the altar wall and proceed toward the entrance; Michelangelo painted them in reverse order since he started from the area near the entrance wall.

Separation of Light from Darkness, 1511, Fresco, 180 x 260 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Separation of Light from Darkness (with ignudi and medallions), 1511, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Creation of the Sun, Moon, and Plants, 1511, Fresco, 280 x 570 cm

Separation of the Earth from the Waters, 1511, Fresco, 155 x 270 cm

Separation of the Earth from the Waters (with ignudi and medallions), 1511, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Creation of Adam, 1510, Fresco, 280 x 570 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Creation of Eve, 1509-10, Fresco, 170 x 260 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Creation of Eve (with ignudi and medallions), 1509-10, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

The Fall and Expulsion from Garden of Eden, 1509-10 Fresco, 280 x 570 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Sacrifice of Noah, 1509, Fresco, 170 x 260 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Sacrifice of Noah (with ignudi and medallions), 1509, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

The Deluge, 1508-09, Fresco, 280 x 570 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Drunkenness of Noah, 1509, Fresco, 170 x 260 cm, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Drunkenness of Noah (with ignudi and medallions), 1509, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Ignudi (decorative nude figures) As part of the decorative scheme of the ceiling, above each of the thrones of the sibyls and prophets (except Zechariah and Jonah) are two figures of ignudi, sitting on plinths and bearing garlands of oak leaves and acorns, and of medallions painted to resemble bronze, with episodes drawn from the books of Genesis, Samuel, Kings, and Maccabees. Although it is within the painted architectural structure, their prominent position - contiguous to the nine prophetic visions - means that they cannot be considered as ornamental elements, and suggests that their function is more than the merely heraldic one attributed to them by Vasari. They seem rather to have been conceived as angelic figures in the special acceptation of "intermediary spirits between men and the Godhead" suggested by Charles de Tolnay.

Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican Ignudo, 1509, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican Ignudo, 1509-10, Fresco, Cappella Sistina, Vatican

Fresco Cappella Sistina, Vatican Ignudo, 1511, Fresco Cappella Sistina, Vatican

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