Michelangelo ( “ m i c k e l - A N - j e l - o h ” ) 1 4 7 5 - 156 4 Italian Painter & Sculptor.

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Michelangelo ( “ m i c k e l - A N - j e l - o h ” ) Italian Painter & Sculptor

Portrait of Michelangelo by Jacopino del Conte, c. after 1535, Casa Buonarroti, Florence

Tools for Sculpting Photo

Examples of the Progression of Work on a Sculpture

Madonna of the Stairs c. 1491, marble relief, 22” x 15-3/4”, Casa Buonarroti, Florence

Tondo Pitti (Virgin and Child with the young St. John) c. 1504, marble relief, approx. 46-1/4” diameter, Museo Nazionale, Bargello, Florence

Doni Tondo (Holy Family) c. 1504, tempera on wood, approx. 47-1/4” diameter, Uffizi Gallery, Florence

Dome of St. Peter’s Cathedral, Rome 1547

Interior of Dome, St. Peter’s Cathedral

The Pietà 1499, marble, height 69” (height 78” with base), St. Peter’s Cathedral, Rome

Moses (detail of the Tomb of Julius II) , marble, height 100”, San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome

Lorenzo de Medici (detail of his tomb) , marble, height 70”, San Lorenzo, Florence

David , marble, height 173”, Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence

Detail: Hand of David

Sistine Chapel Ceiling , fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican, Rome

Detail: The Creation , fresco, Sistine Chapel, Vatican, Rome