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1 To understand how a Renaissance artist worked
By the end of the lesson you will have studied and noted where Michelangelo got his inspiration for the Sistine Chapel. Some of you will have started to retell the story to demonstrate your understanding

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8 Meeting the pope Collecting the workers from Florence Preparing the ceiling for painting / planning the pictures for the ceiling Michelangelo is unhappy with the ceiling so goes for a walk Michelangelo in the mountains Sacking the workers Michelangelo suffering at his painting The finished ceiling / Back to carving / The first Mass in the chapel

9 Michelangelo in the mountains
Sacking the workers Michelangelo suffering at his painting The finished ceiling / Back to carving / The first Mass in the chapel

10 Finish your cartoon strip or story on the painting of the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo.
Due in Tuesday 6th January.

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