Michelangelo Buonarroti, also known as Michelangelo is an Italian artist of the High Renaissance. He was born in 1475. His works left a mark on history and influenced the development of Western art. Michelangelo is considered the greatest sculptor and also was one of the best artists and architects of his time.
David
David is a masterpiece of Renaissance, a marble sculpture of Michelangelo, created during 1501 - 1504 years. The statue depicts the biblical character of David before a decisive battle with the Philistine Goliath. The sculpture was established in 1504 in the square of Signoria in Florence.
Bacchus
Bacchus is a marble sculpture depicting the Bacchus wine god. The sculpture was created in 1497. Michelangelo depicted a drunken god of wine.
Pietà
Pietà - a marble sculpture depicting the Virgin, which holds the body of her son-God. This sculpture was created by Michelangelo during 1498-1499, on the order of the French cardinal Jean de Belier.
Moses
Moses is a marble sculpture of the biblical prophet Moses, created by Michelangelo during 1513-1515. A characteristic feature of "Moses" is the presence of "horns" - the rays of light, which was caused by the mistake of translating the Bible into Latin.
Leah
Leah is a marble sculpture created by Michelangelo in 1542. The statue is located in a niche on the left side from the sculpture Moses.
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