Nina Bilsel
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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Background Info
- Painted Sistine Chapel(133'x46')
- He is both a sculpture and a painter
- He sculpted humans how they actually were
Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel which was 133ft by 46ft
-His artwork is still there today
He sculpted and painted
-He thought God wanted him to be a sculpter
-He is known mostly for his paintings
He sculpted humans how they actually were
-His sculptures were very muscular and realistic
-His artwork is still there today
He sculpted and painted
-He thought God wanted him to be a sculpter
-He is known mostly for his paintings
He sculpted humans how they actually were
-His sculptures were very muscular and realistic
Michelangelo's art influenced modern times through "The Creation of Adam" and the "Pietà"
Thesis: "Michelangelo's art influenced modern times through "The Creation of Adam" and the "Pieta"
His paintings are still around today and are influencing our society today. The Creation of Adam influenced the poster for the movie E.T. and the Pieta influenced Christian beliefs today.
His paintings are still around today and are influencing our society today. The Creation of Adam influenced the poster for the movie E.T. and the Pieta influenced Christian beliefs today.
Photo by archer10 (Dennis)
Reason #1
Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" influenced the poster for the movie E.T.
Reason #1 The poster for the movie E.T. was influenced my Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam". E.T. used the image of God's finger touching Adam to show E.T.'s finger touching a human's. The picture is Michelangelo's "Creation of Adam" on the Sistine Chapel.
Photo by archer10 (Dennis)
"Take the creation of Adam with its portrayal of God's finger reaching to touch Adam's-undoubtedly the most famous detail of all. It has been endlessly reproduced and copied; think, for instance, of the well-known poster for the movie E.T" (Katz).
"Take the creation of Adam with its portrayal of God's finger reaching to touch Adam's-undoubtedly the most famous detail of all. It has been endlessly reproduced and copied; think, for instance, of the well-known poster for the movie E.T."
The poster for E.T. was influenced by Michelangelo. They based the poster on his painting "The Creation of Adam"
The poster for E.T. was influenced by Michelangelo. They based the poster on his painting "The Creation of Adam"
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This photo combines "The Creation of Adam" and the poster for the movie "E.T." It shows how E.T. was based on Michelangelo's painting.
Michelangelo's "Pietà" influenced Christian beliefs of the story of Jesus.
Michelangelo's "Pietà" influenced Christian beliefs of the story of Jesus. It have Christians an image of how the story really went.
Photo by fortherock
"For most Christians since then Michelangelo's vision of the grieving Mother and her dead Son has been the image of this tragic moment in the story of Jesus" (Merriman).
Quote #2 "For most Christians since then Michelangelo's vision of the grieving Mother and her dead Son has been the image of this tragic moment in the story of Jesus"
Before Michelangelo Christians did not have a universal image of what it really looked like.
Before Michelangelo Christians did not have a universal image of what it really looked like.
Photo by archer10 (Dennis)
CONCLUSION
- The poster for the movie E.T. was based on Michelangelo's work.
- The "Pieta" has influenced Christian beliefs
The poster for the movie E.t. was based on Michelangelo's work. The Creation of Adam has been endlessly reproduced. The Pieta has influenced Christian beliefs. It gave Christians an image of Christ with his grieving Mother.
Photo by photographerglen
Works Cited
Cava, Marco dello. "Sistine Chapel is conclave's location, conscience."
Jarvis, Dennis. Michelangelo Painting.
Katz, Jamie. "The Measure of Genius: Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel at 500 | Arts & Culture."
Merriman, Anne. Wings of an Eagle:The Story of Michelangelo.
Wallace, William E. "Michelangelo Buonarroti."
Works Cited. The resources I used to do this project.
Works Cited
Cava, Marco dello. "Sistine Chapel is conclave's location, conscience."
Jarvis, Dennis. Michelangelo Painting.
Katz, Jamie. "The Measure of Genius: Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel at 500 | Arts & Culture."
Merriman, Anne. Wings of an Eagle:The Story of Michelangelo.
Wallace, William E. "Michelangelo Buonarroti."
Works Cited
Cava, Marco dello. "Sistine Chapel is conclave's location, conscience."
Jarvis, Dennis. Michelangelo Painting.
Katz, Jamie. "The Measure of Genius: Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel at 500 | Arts & Culture."
Merriman, Anne. Wings of an Eagle:The Story of Michelangelo.
Wallace, William E. "Michelangelo Buonarroti."
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