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《brief introduction》
Michelangelo was one of the three masters of the Renaissance. His works not only influenced later generations, but also had contemporary significance in terms of painting and sculpture, his creative ideas on religious themes, and his pursuit of ancient Greek aesthetics. This lecture starts from Michelangelo's life to the marble work "Pietata" completed in 1499, as well as the ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican in 1512, and talks about what historians called "unfinished" after he reached middle age. ” series of works. Michelangelo declared a new humanistic vision in art. Whether it comes from religion or science, tradition and innovation, his works are full of thinking energy. His artistic creation is dominated by humanistic trends, coupled with the influence of the religious reform movement, as well as realist methods and romantic fantasies, expressing the freedom of life and the spirit of struggle.
《matters needing attention》
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