Michealangelo Buonarrati
Michelangelo was truly one of the greatest artists that ever lived. Considered a master artist by his own generation he was very highly sought after and respected by true art coinsurers of the renaissance period. Many artists and musicians are not recognized as Masters until years after their death. Michelangelo was definitely held in high regard during the Renaissance period and throughout the ages. He was a very hard working, diligent artist who was never satisfied with his own work. He had very close ties with the Roman Catholic Church as many of his works depicted either Biblical scenes or characters. He used many types of medium to create his work but considered himself primarily a sculptor. Michelangelo Buonarrati was born in a town called Caprese and grew up in Florence, Italy. Growing up in Florence had a great impact on his life because Florence was the hub of much of the artistic boom that occurred during the Renaissance period. Most of his young life he struggled with his parents between schoolwork and the art he so loved. At age thirteen his father allowed him to become the apprentice of Domenico Ghirlandaio a painter who taught him the art of Fresco painting (painting on w
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