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Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni

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Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni

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Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni, most commonly known as just Michelangelo was a very famous Italian renaissance artist. Born on March 6, 1475 into a banking family, he later studied the sculptor gardens of the Medici family. Some of his most famous work was David and Pieta statues and some of the ceiling paintings in Rome's Sistine chapel.

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Part of Michelangelo practice of "non-finito" meaning incomplete.

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One of Michelangelo last sculptures.

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The tome of Lorenzo de Medici, part of one of the most powerful families during the Renaissance.

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Shows a more detached version of Mary and her son Jesus.

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Commissioned by the Medici Pope, Michelangelo designed the library of San Lorenzo's church.

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Michelangelo was the principal designer but died before the completion.

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Symbol of humanity.

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Biblical figure with horns.

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Roman God of wine

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The holy family.

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Catholicism

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Practice for his sculptures.

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The original sin.

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Shows a story of aggravation between two men.

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Captures the beauty of a friend of Michelangelo.

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Women from the Trojan War

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The intelligence of women during this time

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People where very obsessed whether their actions on Earth would send them to heaven.

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The power and position of man.

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Religious, Catholic beliefs during the Renaissance.