Michelangelo
Subtitle: The Complete Works. Paintings, Sculptures, Architecture
Publisher: Taschen
Published: 14-05-2022
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 480
ISBN-13: 9783836586122
First sentence: When, in his epic poem Orlando furioso, published in 1532, Ludovico Ariosto described his contemporary Michelangelo Buonarroti as il divino, "the divine one" he thereby turned on it's head the familiar comparison between God and an artist.
Table of contents: label: Preface
title: 7; label: Michelangelo Buonarotti - Life and Work
title: 10–373; label: I. The start of a magnificent career 1475–1491
title: 10; label: II. Between Florence, Bologna and Rome 1492–1500
title: 20; label: III. The breakthrough in Florence 1501–1504
title: 38; label: IV. Between Rome and Florence 1505–1508
title: 58; label: V. The Sistine Ceiling 1508–1512
title: 68; label: VI. The architect in Florence 1513–1514
title: 196; label: VII. The sculptor 1513–1534
title: 212; label: VIII. Presentation drawings and Last Judgement 1534–1541
title: 242; label: IX. The architect in Rome 1534–1564
title: 324; label: X. Late Works: The final paintings and sculptures 1540–1564
title: 350; label: Epilogue
title: 372; label: Catalogue of sculptures
title: 374; label: Catalogue of paintings
title: 412; label: Catalogue of architecture
title: 442; label: Annexes
title: 466; label: Bibliographical sources for Life and Work
title: 466; label: Bibliography
title: 468; label: Index
title: 476