Short History Of Great Michelangelo

Michelangelo

Michelangelo was born in 1475 in a small town called Castle Caprice, near Florence. He was a man of many talents. Noticing his son's fascination with painting, sculpture, architecture and art, the father sent his son to study art at Girlando at the age of 13. Here he studied for only three years. Michelangelo had considerable skill in sculpture, even before his arrival at Girlando. He also gained knowledge about sculpture, painting and architecture here.

Michelangelo's life was not as happy as Leonardo's. Through hard work he gained education, experience, money and fame. The artist has suffered till the end of his life due to various ups and downs of life. Yet he had deep self-confidence and respect for his own creation. Like the artist Leonardo da Vinci, he has seen corpses cut to see the true shape of the human body's muscles, motion and nature.

The result of that experience is easily understood by looking at his paintings or sculptures. In his works of art, he used to paint every part of the human body properly. Michelangelo preferred sculpture to painting, and he is more famous for his sculptural work. The statues were made of metal and stone. His Pieta is an immortal creation in the world of sculpture. This statue is now the property of St. Peter's Church in Rome. The statue of David is in the Academy of Florence. Bond slaves are in the Louvre Museum

Not only sound education but his alertness and dedication too are most required. Michelangelo's frescoes on the roof and walls of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel are still widely regarded. He has used the shapes and techniques of sculpture to give a beautiful look to the paintings here. In other words, like the construction of idols, the beauty of the human body has also been enhanced there. In his work, Michael changed all the rules and regulations of the past.

He created new surprises in his artwork. His works of art are incomparable and full of beauty and abundance of life. The image of giving life to Adam is painted on the roof of the Sistine Chapel, which has the identity of creating amazing compassion. He later painted the Last Judgment. Michelangelo was Chirkumar. He lived like a saint. Although Michael was extremely irritable in his last years, the public respected him for his talent.

On February 12, 1584, Angelo contracted a fever while completing some unfinished work on the feet of the famous Pieta statue. On the 17th, on the advice of a doctor, he was forced to lie down in bed. Then he said to make a will in full knowledge. It says, "My soul is for God, my body is for the earth."

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