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Studies for a monumental wall tomb (for the tombs of Clement VII and Leo X projected
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Studies for a monumental wall tomb (for the tombs of Clement VII and Leo X projected
BAL191779 Studies for a monumental wall tomb (for the tombs of Clement VII and Leo X projected for the choir of San Lorenzo, Florence?) 1525-26 (pen & brown in on paper) (recto) (for verso see 191780) by Buonarroti, Michelangelo (1475-1564); 17.3x18.1 cm; British Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: previously titled Study for the Tomb of Pope Julius II (1443-1513) ; ); Italian, out of copyright
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This print showcases Michelangelo's "Studies for a monumental wall tomb" which was originally intended for the tombs of Clement VII and Leo X in the choir of San Lorenzo, Florence. Created between 1525-26, this pen and brown ink drawing on paper offers a glimpse into the genius mind of one of history's greatest artists. The intricate details within this piece reveal Michelangelo's meticulous planning and architectural prowess. The study presents an elaborate plan for a grand wall tomb, featuring pilasters, niches, and various elements characteristic of high Renaissance design. It is fascinating to witness his exploration of form and structure as he envisions a fitting memorial for these esteemed popes. Interestingly, this artwork was previously titled "Study for the Tomb of Pope Julius II" highlighting its versatility and potential adaptability across different projects. This further emphasizes Michelangelo's ability to adapt his artistic vision to suit specific contexts while maintaining his signature style. Housed in the British Museum in London, UK, this print allows art enthusiasts worldwide to appreciate Michelangelo's brilliance from afar. As we delve into this image filled with historical significance and architectural ingenuity, we are reminded once again why Michelangelo remains an iconic figure in art history.
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