Indeed, art historian William E. Wallace points out that the work was paid such scant attention that not even contemporaneous Michelangelo authorities knew much about it: “It was so little known ...

Sketches on the walls of a hidden room in a Florentine chapel may have been the work of Michelangelo, who sought refuge from the Medici family in 1530. Charcoal drawings on the wall of a cellar ...

Michelangelo’s “Study for the Risen Christ,” which ... a noted collector who purchased the drawing at Christie’s in 1936, handed the work back for auction. “It is one of the most ...

This drove Michelangelo into hiding, into a minuscule sanctuary under the Medici Chapel. Barely grasping rays of light from the one tiny window, the artist continued his work in the secret studio ...

Here is how Vasari tells the tale: Michelangelo placed so much love and labour in this work that on it (something he did in no other work) he left his name written across a sash which girds Our ...

Condivi’s work, loaned from Casa Buonarroti in Florence, the museum dedicated to Michelangelo and his works, will go on show in the exhibition. Godfrey adds that “the central figure ...

prophets’ faces and apostles’ bodies will be displayed next to color images of the finished works that cover the interior of the Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo Buonarroti's "Self-portrait in the ...

The prolific artist thought of himself primarily as a sculptor, and “The Torment of Saint Anthony” is one of four easel paintings by Michelangelo. The work is also the only Michelangelo ...

“When you’re up close, you see the cracks, you can see the brushstrokes, you see everything that Michelangelo did,” Noland said. “This is exactly his work.” The exhibit came about ...

Of the hundreds of drawings Michelangelo is thought to have created ... will be displayed next to color images of the finished works that cover the interior of the Sistine Chapel.