In finishing up our last section we talked about Michelangelo. His image was one of the tortured artist. Many of the artists of the time worked with and around other artists while Michelangelo worked alone. His medium of choice was stone. This was in line with the nonplatonic ideology that the world is imperfect and therefor people can extract things from this imperfect world. In comparing his depiction of Mary and Jesus against an older version, there are many obvious differences. His is serine with a younger Christ while the other shows a Grotesk depiction that features an older Christ. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Sistine Chapple an important building where the catholic church choses a new pope. Throughout the walls and ceilings there are many different paintings showing the history of humanity. On the top the images go from the original sin onward. These were done by Michaelangelo who had made these frescos imperfectly leading to a large amount of degradation of the years.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Michaelangelo’s painting shifts to go against the high renaissance standards. He goes from using simple primary colors to more complex ones. In one of his works, it is chaotic with the weight resting only on an individual’s toes. He uses his complex color palate as well as mannerism. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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