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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (Lifelines) by Karin Hellwig, Michelangelo Merisi Da Caravaggio, 2005-04-28 Michelangelo (Rizzoli Art Series) by Rizzoli, 1993-11-15 Michelangelo Pistoletto: Azioni Materiali: by Michelangelo Pistoletto, Silvia Eiblmayr, 2000-04-15 The Drawings Of Michelangelo. Michelangelo: A Life on Paper by Leonard Barkan, 2010-10-28 Michelangelo: The Complete Sculpture, Painting, Architecture by William E. Wallace, 2009-09-08 Michelangelo: The Vatican Frescoes by Pierluigi De Vecchi, Gianluigi Colalucci, 1997-02-01 Michelangelo (Miniature art masters) by Gerhard Gruitrooy, 1993 The Art of Michelangelo by Nathaniel Harris, 1989-05 Michelangelo (Pocket Art) by Roberto Carvalho de Magalhaes, 2003-05-06 Michelangelo by Ludwig Goldscheider, 1996-08-15 Complete Poems and Selected Letters of Michelangelo by Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1980-06-01 Michelangelo (Mega Squares) by Michelangelo Buonarroti, 2006-11-01 Michelangelo (GO) by Frank Zollner, Thomas Poepper, et all 2010-05-20

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41. ARTISTS ON ART
    michelangelo Buonarroti I Salvador Dali I Leonardo DaVinci I Giorgio DeChirico IRandall Enos I Roy Lichtenstein I Winslow Homer I Edward Hopper I Paul Klee I  
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    Extractions: Michelangelo Buonarroti I Salvador Dali I Leonardo DaVinci I Giorgio DeChirico I Randall Enos I Roy Lichtenstein I Winslow Homer I Edward Hopper I Paul Klee I Rene Magritte I Henri Matisse I Claude Monet I Georgia O'Keeffe I Pablo Picasso I Auguste Renoir I Peter Paul Rubens I John Singer Sargent I Ben Shahn I Su Tung Po I Vincent Van Gogh I Orson Welles I James McNeill Whistler

42. Some Photos Dedicated To Michelangelo Verso By Great Italian Artists
    Some photos dedicated to michelangelo Verso by great Italian artists like Toto',Rossano Brazzi, Amedeo Nazzari, Luisa Ferida, Ciccio Ingrassia, Turi Ferro  
    http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/5928/Gallery9.htm

43. Artists And Composers Of The Renaissance
    artists and Composers. of the Renaissance. Sandro Botticelli. He used subjects.He painted the Madonnas. michelangelo Buonarroti. He  
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    Extractions: He painted in four years the entire ceiling of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel. He considered himself first a sculptor. He also excelled as poet, engineer, and architect. He is considered the greatest sculptor of the Renaissance. One of his sculptures was David and he painted the Last Judgement. Giorgione

44. Murray Linda High Renaissance, Mannerism, Fresco, Individual Artists, Italy, C 1
    Murray Linda High Renaissance, Mannerism, Fresco, Individual artists,Italy, c 1500 to c 1600. Title michelangelo. Subject High  
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45. Art History At Loggia | The Artist Michelangelo At A Glance
    home art art history artists mo michelangelo michelangeloat a Glance. Ignudo (Sistine Chapel ceiling), by michelangelo  
    http://www.loggia.com/art/artists/michelangelo.html

46. Knowledge Network: Great Artists
    Jan 28, 900pm, michelangelo (14751564) Of all the great artists, michelangeloBuonarroti stands alone, so great were his achievements.  
    http://www.knowledgenetwork.ca/themes/arts_music/programs/greatartists/
    
    Extractions: What draws crowds to the Mona Lisa? Why do Vermeer's paintings still puzzle us today? Dynamic art historian Tim Marlow tackles these and other mysteries in an illuminating series on great artists of the western world. Marlow visits places made famous by Raphael, Rembrandt and Titian. He charts their careers from obscurity to eminence—or in the case of Van Gogh, to self-destruction. Viewers will discover what it is that makes a painting or an artist "great", and how the techniques and innovations of these masters have driven art into the 21st century. Tues at 9:00pm from Mar 11 to Apr 29 Sun at 10:30pm from Mar 16 - Apr 27 DATE TIME EPISODE DESCRIPTION FOR MAR / APR Mar 11 Bruegel (1525/30-1569) Very little is known of the life of Pieter Bruegel, whose enigmatic, humorous, sometimes grotesque paintings remain among the most distinctive examples of Netherlandish art. Mar 18 El Greco (1541-1614) The paintings of the artist El Greco are among the most distinctive works of the early modern period. Though criticized by many, El Greco's dramatic style paved the way for the Baroque, and later contributed to the development of Expressionism. Mar 25 Rubens (1577-1640) Peter Paul Rubens was the most celebrated painter of the early 17th century and one of the most prolific in history. A highly versatile artist, Rubens was equally at home painting altarpieces, historical and mythological scenes, portraits, and landscapes. He is perhaps best known for the voluptuous female nudes in his large-scale mythological allegories.

47. The Object At Hand - It’s A Michelangelo!
    British scholar unearthed an unsigned drawing by the Italian master painter, sculptor and architect.Category Arts Art History artists B Buonarroti, michelangelo he rummaged around in a CooperHewitt storeroom, sifting through the contents ofa box of sketches by unknown Italian artists. Did the michelangelo jump out  
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    Extractions: document.write(''); Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum WebMuseum: Michelangelo Michelangelo Buonarroti It’s a Michelangelo! After a visiting scholar uncovered buried treasure at the cooper-hewitt, the verification process began It’s a tale of unexpected riches that trumps any discovery revealed on TV’s Antiques Roadshow : in April, a renowned British scholar unearthed an unsigned drawing by the Italian master painter, sculptor and architect Michelangelo Buonarroti, estimated to be worth $10 million to $12 million. A visiting scholar, Sir Timothy Clifford, director of the National Galleries of Scotland, uncovered the treasure in the collection of the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York City. Only 400 or so drawings by Michelangelo (1475-1564) are known to exist; fewer than a dozen of these are held by museums in the United States. "I am a lucky man who was in the right place in the right time," says Sir Timothy, recalling the moment he first spied the drawing as he rummaged around in a Cooper-Hewitt storeroom, sifting through the contents of a box of sketches by unknown Italian artists. "Did the Michelangelo jump out at me? Of course it did. I’m used to whizzing through boxes of objects, and I don’t stop until I see something with a wonderful quality to it. The piece from Cooper-Hewitt has that quality." Sir Timothy arrived in Manhattan this past spring, at the invitation of Paul Warwick Thompson, the Cooper-Hewitt’s director, to spend a monthlong sabbatical viewing the museum’s sizable holdings in Italian drawings and prints. The nation’s only museum devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design, the Cooper-Hewitt contains more than 250,000 objects, dating from the Han dynasty to the present, and is among the world’s largest design repositories.

48. Biographies Thematic Units, The Homeschool Learning Network
    The High Renaissance only lasted for a brief period (c.14951520) under thegenius of a few great artists-michelangelo, Da Vinci, Raphael and Titian.  
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    Extractions: John F. Kennedy was youngest person as well as the first Roman Catholic ever elected to the presidency of the United States. He was elected by a very narrow margin and served for less than three years yet he became one of America's most beloved leaders. President Kennedy weathered foreign and domestic crises and started programs that helped to shape America today. The Kennedy First Family captured America's hearts. Kennedy met with a tragic death at an early age. Join HLN as we explore JFK's private life and political contributions. Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on January 15, 1929. Both his father and grandfather were Baptist ministers and civil rights leaders. Young Martin grew up believing that black people deserved a life of dignity and equality, and his vision and values inspired him to strive for-and win-a better life for all black people. Join HLN in this extensive lesson on the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr.

49. Renaissance: Artists (1400 - 1600)
    Renaissance artists (1400 1600) Guide picks. michelangelo Buonarroti Bio A biographyof the artist complete with research links, a list of important works  
    http://arthistory.about.com/cs/renartists/

50. Artists In Residence - Michelangelo Pistoletto
    Translate this page michelangelo Pistoletto, Biella,  
    http://www.cittadellarte.it/archives/giornale/adresses/idee/idee_18.html

51. MyStudios- Michelangelo Buonarroti
    Search printfinders.com for michelangelo. This listing of artists is not official.It is merely intended to group the artists in an easy to navigate format.  
    http://www.mystudios.com/art/italian/michelangelo/michelangelo.html
    
    Extractions: Florentine sculptor, painter, poet and architect. Michelangelo was born at Caprese where his father was the chief Florentine official. He was trained in Florence, first in the technique of fresco painting by D. Ghirlandaio; then under the patronage of Lorenzo the Magnificent, in the Medici school. Here he became a sculptor. Here too, his mind was formed by the companionship of the Neo-platonic philosophers, artists, poets and men of letters Lorenzo had drawn to his household. Michelangelo's own genius was recognized and encouraged from the beginning. Michelangelo carved the large marble David for the city of Florence along with other works of this period are the Bruges Madonna, the painting of the Holy Family, and the large cartoon or design for a fresco, The Battle of Cascina, done in competition with Leonardo da Vinci. This important work was destroyed, but not before the studies of the nude in violent action had influenced many artists in a way that led ultimately to the style of Mannerism. In 1508, Michelangelo was assigned the job of decorating the whole of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican with frescoes. This enormous undertaking took him over 4 years, working virtually single-handed. He was recalled to Rome in 1534 to paint his 2nd great fresco, The Last Judgement, which covers the whole area of the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel. MICHELANGELO (Part One). Video from the Roland Collection.

52. Anonymous Essays - Dog-O-matic K I O S K
    michelangelo was one of the best known artists in the 16th century. These people havetried to reveal what made michelangelo different from the other artists.  
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    Extractions: Posted by simar on September 08, 1999 at 07:58:24: Michelangelo was one of the best known artists in the 16th century. He lived during 1475 to 1564 and was one of the most famous artists in history. The works of Michelangelo cover the sculptures he made, the beautiful paintings he drew, and the occasional tombs he architecture. The great works of Michelangelo like the paintings at the Satine Chapel and the statue of David can still be seen and admired. Though the world today sees only the artist side of the last giant of the renaissance period, the sad part of the story is the artist's personal life. The following draft deals with the works and life of Michelangelo and the effects of society on him as well as what made him draw or make these vastly popularised pieces of art. On the 18th of October 1564, the last giant of the renaissance period departed from the earth. During his life Michelangelo played different roles of being one of the best sculpturist, a highly successful painter, a good architect and an occasional poet. His life has been the one full of arts. His desire to create things out of stone made him carve out pieces till the end of his life. If it hadn't been a lonely and sad personal life for him, his life could easily be stated as the complete life of all. In the end, Michelangelo will always be remembered for the great works he left for us to see and admire.

53. Michelangelo Buonarroti - Art Images - OCAIW [Orazio Centaro's Art Images On The
    Architects, Painters, Photographers, Sculptors, artists in Other Fields. Biography(VAR). michelangelo Buonarroti (Visit the Nude Gallery of this Artist).  
    http://www.ocaiw.com/michel.htm

54. Art Images - OCAIW [Orazio Centaro's Art Images On The Web]
    images presented in web, easy for the search of links related to works of the mostfamous artists of art history, including michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo da  
    http://www.ocaiw.com/michela.htm
    
    Extractions: English Italiano Thuesday, 03 April 2003 Home Artists OnLine Masters' Catalogue The Nude ... A r t i s t s i n O t h e r F i e l d s Search Artist by Name Search Artwork by Title Search Results for "artist" (michela) Artists Alphabetical Index CARAVAGGIO ( Michelangelo Merisi ) [195] (Painter) MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI (Architect) MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI [178] (Painter) MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI [186] (Sculptor)

55. Michelangelo's Nose Paul Barolsky Individual Artists History Of Art & Design Sty
    michelangelo's Nose Paul Barolsky Individual artists History of art design styles c 1400 to c 1600 c 1500 to c 1600 Art General.  
    http://www.scifiteam.co.uk/Paul-Barolsky-Michelangelos-Nose-0271006951.html

56. Michelangelo - Books On The Masters
    The Agony and the Ecstasy Charlton Heston Listed under Movies Art artists.michelangelo's Surprise by Tony Parillo Hardcover - 32 pages (October 1998  
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    Extractions: Michelangelo's The Last Judgment, painted on the rear wall of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, is considered by many to be the artist's greatest triumph as well as one of the most important works in the history of art. Here, the newly cleaned and restored fresco is presented in all its powerful complexity and brilliant color. The 150 magnificent full-color images show the work both in its entirety and in many splendid close-up details.

57. Michelangelo's Pieta - Italiansrus.com
    His interpretation of the Pieta was far different than ones created previouslyby other artists. michelangelo decided to create a youthful, serene and  
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    Extractions: Test your knowledge of Italy with these challenging questions. Michelangelo's Pieta by Anthony Parente The Pieta , which depicts the Virgin Mary holding the body of her son Jesus Christ after his death, has been created in many different forms by various painters and sculpture. Of all the great paintings and sculptures on the Pieta the one by Michelangelo stands out from all the rest. Michelangelo was relatively unknown to the world as an artist. He was only in his early twenties when he was commissioned in 1498 to do a life size sculpture of the Virgin Mary holding her son in her arms. It would be the first of four that he would create and the only one he completely finished. It was to be unveiled in St. Peter's Basilica for the Jubilee of 1500. In less than two years Michelangelo carved from a single slab of marble, the most magnificent sculpture ever created. His interpretation of the Pieta was far different than ones created previously by other artists. Michelangelo decided to create a youthful, serene and celestial Virgin Mary instead of a broken hearted and somewhat older woman.

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    Click here for more details. Browse Artfinale.com By artists artistsMMichelangelo.Bookmark Artfinale !!! Featured artists. Adams  
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59. About The Renaissance Artists - The Renaissance Art Game - BirdCage Books
    artists emerged as highly regarded and honored individuals. michelangelo Bounarroti1475 1564 michelangelo came from a minor aristocratic family that had  
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    Extractions: About the Renaissance Artists Before the Renaissance, artists were seen as lowly craftsmen who worked with their hands. These five Renaissance masters helped transform the status of artists from menial laborers to creative geniuses, equal in importance to philosophers, musicians and poets. Artists emerged as highly regarded and honored individuals. Fra Angelico Fra Angelico was born near Florence and named Guido di Piero. When he became a Dominican friar in his early twenties, he took the name Fra Giovanni, meaning Brother John. By then, he was already an accomplished artist. At his friary, he created a workshop for the production of paintings on every scale, from miniatures to ornate altarpieces. It is said Fra Angelico left his works just as he first painted them, never going back to retouch or repaint, because he believed his brushstrokes were guided by God. After he died, people called him Fra Angelico because both his life and his art were so angelic. Sandro Botticelli Botticelli's real name was Sandro Filipepi. Botticelli, which means "little barrels," was a nickname given to his rotund older brother that later spread to the whole family. Botticelli's father, a lowly tanner, worked hard to give his children a better chance in life. Young Sandro joined the workshop of Fra Filippo Lippi, a famous painter who had scandalized Florence by leaving his life as a monk to marry a former nun. Later, Botticelli was drawn to the teaching of Savonarola, a monk who accused Florentines of living immorally and exhorted them to burn their books, paintings and other luxuries in what he called a "bonfire of the vanities." Botticelli may have thought his own paintings were not pious enough. First his art became more religious, then he gave it up altogether, and lived out his last years in a monastery.

60. Talaria Enterprises Museum Store Renaissance Art Michelangelo
    artists. michelangelo would not complete his powerful version until60 years had passed another artists rendition. Donatello was  
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    Extractions: Made from compound stone, antique finish, ready to hang, 17 1/2"W x 9 1/4"H. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York by Renaissance artist Andrea Della Robia , 1475. The Archangel Michael ranks as the greatest of all angels whether in Jewish, Christian or Islamic writings. He is the Chief of the Order of Virtues, Chief of Archangels, and the Angel of Repentance, Righteousness, Mercy, and Sanctification. Here, Michael holding in his hand the Scales of Justiceis represented as the Angel of the Final Reckoning and the Weigher of Souls. Hercules and Cacus This 16th century sculpture of the legendary hero Hercules by Baccio Bandinelli was displayed in the town center of Florence, Piazza della Signoria, as one in a series of mythical scenes which celebrated the city’s major historical events. His heroism was viewed as analogous to the dignity and pride of Florentines during their age of dominance in the Renaissance. Made from bonded carrara marble, black marble base, imported from Italy, 7"W x 6"D x 19"H.

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