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<p><p><p>painted On The Altar Wall Of The Sistine Chapel, 28 Years After&#160;michelangelo Completed The Glorious And Hopeful Ceiling, <i>the Last Judgment</i> Is Full Of Stark Images Depicting The End Of Days.&#160;james Connor Uses The Famous Fresco As The Lens Through Which To View The End Of The Renaissance, Arguing That Michelangelo's Imagery And Composition&#160;provide Clues To Understand The Religious And Political&#160;upheavals Of The Time.<p>uncovering The Secrets Behind The Fresco, Connor Details The Engrossing Stories Of Conspiring Kings, Plotting Popes, And Murderous Rivalries Between Noble Families Like The Medicis And The Della Roveres &#8211; All Who Were Vying For Control Over Michelangelo And His Art. <i>the Last Judgment</i> Combines Enchanting Storytelling With Incisive Historical Detective Work,<i> </i>demonstrating How Michelangelo Was Inspired By Copernicus And How The Counter-reformation Arose From The Ashes Of The Renaissance.<p><p></p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p><p>michelangelo Did Not Want To Create The <i>last Judgment</i>(1537-1541), Yet, Argues Connor (<i>pascal's Wager</i>), It Was His Clearest Expression Of The Terror At The Bottom Of His Psyche, A

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Author
Connor, James A.
Publisher
St. Martin's Griffin
Published
2010
Language
EN
ISBN
9780230623897
Category
history
Subjects
Art, History, Arts
Rating
4 / 5 (7 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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