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Michelangelo in the RenaissanceProf. Bergstein 2012

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Florence Rome

Michelangelo in Florence and Rome: 1504-1512

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David, 1504

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Cathedral of FlorenceS.M. del Fiore

Brunelleschi’s Dome

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Palazzo della Signoria, “Palazzo Vecchio” ca. 1290

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Accademia, Florence

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Accademia, Florence

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Torso del Belvedere >>>>>>>>>>>>Vatican, Rome, Greco-Roman

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Raphael

Pope Julius II(r. 1503-13)

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Theater of Marcellus

Roman Acqueducts

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Raphael

Pope Julius II(r. 1503-13)

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Loacoön excavated 1505

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“We all started to draw . . .”

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Freud to Rome, 1901

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Letter to Giovanni da PistoiaFrom Michelangelo

“I’m no painter.”

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Ceiling of Sistine Chapel

1508-12

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Domenico del GhirlandaioS. Maria Novella, FlorenceFresco (detail) Birth of the Virgin

Michelangelo was Ghirlandaio’s apprentice

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Libyan Sibyl

Syncretism: Greco-Roman, Jewish, Christian

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Preparatory Drawings for Libyan Sibyl

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Creation of Eve

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(Detail from) Creation of the Sun, Moon, Stars

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Separation of Light from DarknessWith Ignudi1512

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Ignudo (pl. Ignudi)

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Ancestors of Christ

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Ancestors of Christ, Sistine Ceiling

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Restoration of the Sistine Chapel CeilingCleaning?Damaging?Ruined forever?

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