Now normally i am not a photo blogger, since i leave the photo blogging to the photographers ;), I in fact did not take any of the pictures that you are about to see, my fellow fresco classmate Darlene is the one who i owe the credit too, but I was a part of the experience. I understand the virtual viewership of this imagery is no comparison to real life but i hope you enjoy this special post.
Unearthing the secret.....
Enter the Cappele di Medicee home to the tombs of the revered Medicee family and our hidden piece of art history. |
Michaelangelo's monumental Tomb of Giuliano di Medicee Upon entrance locate the monumental tombs of the Medicee crafted by Michaelangelo |
Congrats readers you have now reached a hidden secret in art history many wish they could behold,
Welcome to the Hidden Sketches of Michaelangelo!
Upon entrance into the room of Michaelangelo's hidden sketches i was in sheer awe and amazement, pictures alone cannot describe what a milestone this experience was for me in my art history career. I was viewing the most basic of form's the inner ideas and the hidden sketches of Michaelangelo!
In the process of constructing the Medicee monuments, Michaelangelo would escape to this room beneath the Chapel to contemplate and map out his inner ideas. These sketches were the fruits of his labor and as we can see many of these basic ideas rose to fruition in the creation of his frescoes and monuments.
I hope you enjoyed this surprise segment on La Vita e Bella, This was an experience of a lifetime and i'm so thankful i am fortunate enough to share it with all of you
A Preso,
~Gianna
Super work Gianna!! When you described this to me it was so fascinating, I am pleased you decided to post about it.
ReplyDeleteCheers to Darlene for the pics!!
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Thank you H,
ReplyDeleteIt was absolutely incredible, One of those treasures you never imagined seeing i was in sheer awe i feel like the pictures sum up my reaction better than i ever could, enjoy and pass this secret along to other members of the art blogging community
~Gianna
Fascinating. That's a wonderful contribution to the web. I'd heard of these drawing but never seen them. Thank you very much.
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Fresh! Those inner dynamics - totally engrossing. Must've been awesome to be there...
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