Michelangelo, A Biography

Michelangelo Bonarroti was born on March 6, 1475. He lived for nearly a century and died on February 18, 1564; he was still working six days before his death. Throughout his life, the Western world has experienced the most serious change era since the collapse of the Roman Empire. Every aspect of life and culture in the Renaissance era has changed and dramatic reform swept the world of religion, politics, and scientific beliefs. Michelangelo is one of the advocates of this new philosophy, yet it has created some of the most beautiful and famous works of art.

Michelangelo once said that Michelangelo's biography is "perfect, perfection is not a trivial matter." He is one of the best artists ever and he will not lose to anyone else. Michelangelo is the creator of works of sublime beauty and expresses the full range of humanity. But he fell into the quirks of the power of conflict and his customers, the Medici of Florence and the Pope of Rome. Michelangelo was born on March 6, 1475, the second of five brothers ... Michelangelo de Bonaroti is an excellent painter, sculptor, architect, and in 1475 Arezzo of Tuscany An Italian poet born in. His era is a new era of enlightenment, freedom of art and creation is starting to return to the forefront. Michelangelo is a prototype of the Renaissance genius, has the ability to transcend time, continues to influence and stimulate contemporary artists. When he grew, Michelangelo first came into contact with stone carvings, "he said

Michelangelo was the first Western artist to publish while he was still alive. Indeed, in his life two biographies were posted. One of them, Giorgio Vasari, suggests that Michelangelo's work transcends the work of living or dead artists, "it is the best in all three arts." In his life Michelangelo is often called Il Divino ("Holy man"). His contemporaries often praise the ability to plant his sense of fear - his fear. Later artists tried to imitate Michelangelo's passionate and highly individual style. It led to the manorism which is the next major move in Western art after the high Renaissance.

Unlike the previous artist, Michelangelo was the subject of two biographies in his life. At the beginning of these these were Vaisa, his first (1550) Vite version and one of his artists, Michelangelo. In 1553, his student Ascanio Condivi appeared in the lifetime of Michelangelo (English translation: 1903, 1976, 1987), this is actually autobiography, Misa Rangelo spurred to fix Vasari's mistake It was. I will focus on the direction that Michelangelo thinks it is more ideal. He is a genius prototype