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Michelangelo Unveiled the Unfinished Painted Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

November 1, 1509 (updated June 2, 2020) Published by

All of Rome waited in expectation. For months, Michelangelo Buonarroti had worked in secret. Curiosity was aflame. What had he accomplished? Had he succeeded in transferring his skill as a sculptor to work with fresco (paint in plaster)? Pope Julius II, as impatient as ever, demanded that Michelangelo unveil the ceiling of the Sistine chapel […]




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