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Title ITALY Extra ordinary person who has directed Italian Renaissance Michalengelo İ. Kubilay Avsar

Introduction AIM To describe what makes Michelangelo, who was one of the most inspired creator of his time, extra ordinary person Michalengelo

Introduction OUTLINE Including how his works influenced Italian high Renaissance. Including his being sculptor, poet and painter Excluding his being architect and anatomist ? ? ?. pieta Michalengelo

As a result of being an ANTI - FEMINIST and HOMOSEXUAL, he has painted naked pictures on ceilings of SISTINE CHAPEL CHURCH despite the pressure of Vatikan. 2 1 Michalengelo

Although, he was blaimed as a TRAITOR by the governer of Florence. He was indeed a member of NOVE DELLA MILIZIA whose duty was to fortificate Florence Michalengelo

He was a so SECRETIVE and modest person that, as a result, he burned all his works and unfinished drawings before he died in Michalengelo

After his masterpiece PIETA was placed in SAINT PETERS with his rival SOLARI ’s signature on it, he took his hammer and placed his signature in a fit of rage and never signatured any of his work again s m. pieta Michalengelo

His being homosexual and anti-feminist influenced his work of art as using male models even for female figures.

. Despite the pressure of Vatikan, he painted naked pictures on ceilings of Sistine Chapel Church

Anti-feminist people believe in male superiority Homosexuality is a sexual desire to same gender ? ? ? ? Human anatomy concerns with the identification of body structure Nove Della Milizia’s duty was Florence’s fortification David is the famous gigantic marble in Florence (4.34m) Famous masterpieces are contained by Sistine Chapel Church. Naked drawings were symbol of Renaissance art